Is Your Child Struggling to Read?

You've tried everything. Here's what actually works.

You've watched your child stare at the same word for five minutes. You've heard them cry at the kitchen table. You've bought the apps, tried the worksheets, maybe even hired a tutor and something still isn't clicking. You're not failing your child. You just haven't found the right system yet.

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Why most reading programs don't work for struggling readers

Most early reading books assume children will figure it out on their own. That enough repetition will eventually click. For some kids it does. For struggling readers it doesn't. That is not a failure. That is a sign your child needs something different. Not more of the same thing that hasn't worked. A program built on a completely different approach.

Meet CeCe and the Super 6

CeCe and the Super 6 is a 15-volume phonics series built on the science of reading. Each volume targets one specific phonics skill so your child builds their reading foundation one solid step at a time. The first five volumes cover short vowel sounds and consonants. The next volumes move into long vowel sounds, blends, and beyond. The series was tested over four years with children with diagnosed learning challenges including dyslexia and ADHD. The thinking was simple. If it works for the hardest cases it works for every child. And every child deserves a reading program that was built to meet them exactly where they are.

What makes this series different from every other phonics program is that it never feels like practice. Each volume takes your child on a new adventure in Storytown, a magical world made entirely of books. CeCe and her team are on a mission. The Scrambler is causing chaos. And your child has to decode their way through every page to help save the day. By the time they finish a volume they have learned a new set of sounds without ever feeling like they were doing a lesson.

The visual roadmap that grows with your child

CeCe's Map is one of the most important parts of the program. It grows with your child. When a child completes Volume 1, the first sounds are added to the map. The letter a is connected to an apple. The letter s is connected to its sound. Each symbol has a visual anchor, so children are not left trying to memorize abstract rules. With every new volume, more sounds are added. The map becomes a reading toolbox children can return to again and again, helping them see how letters, sounds, and words connect. This multi-sensory, systematic approach is especially powerful for struggling readers because it gives them something concrete to rely on. They are not told to "just remember." They are given a system.

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The Scrambler makes words tricky, but CeCe helps children make sense of reading.

Every struggling reader knows the feeling. Letters that seem jumbled. Words that won't stay still. Sounds that don't make sense no matter how many times you try. In the world of CeCe and the Super 6 that feeling has a name. The Scrambler has captured the Super 6, the vowels who hold every word together, and trapped them in sticky yolk bubbles. Without them Storytown, a magical world made entirely of books, begins to crumble. CeCe's Map goes empty. The words disappear. It is up to CeCe, Mayor Blue and the letter friends to save them one volume at a time. As each vowel is rescued it takes its place back on the map. Your child is not just reading. They are saving Storytown.

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What parents are saying

"I wanted to thank you again for all your support. Micah was able to read his birthday cards for the first time ever. I am so proud of him."— Robyn
"My daughter is a 10 year old dyslexic non-reader. I was quite skeptical about the program. Within 4 weeks not only was my daughter starting to read but her desire to use CeCe's Map was incredible."— Nathalie
"We worked with many other tutors and literacy therapists but never got any results. We are truly grateful for this program and the progress my child has made."— Shannon
"This program helped build my son's confidence in reading and he became less disruptive in the classroom, making him more eager to learn."— Robyn
"We finally see that our son is capable of learning thanks to this reading program. This program comes highly recommended by us to any parent who has felt helpless in getting the proper resources in school."— Dexter
"My son started this program with diagnosed learning challenges. He didn't even know his alphabet. There are not enough ways to express how grateful I am for this program. I hope you truly recognize the impact you have made on my child."
"CeCe's Map is incredible. My child is starting to read with confidence and her desire to continue reading is amazing."
"There are not enough ways to express how grateful I am for this program. I hope you truly recognize the impact you have made on my child."

This series is especially helpful for children who:

  • Know their letters but still cannot read words
  • Memorize books instead of actually decoding them
  • Have been diagnosed with dyslexia, ADHD, or have an IEP
  • Have tried other programs without lasting results
  • Are between the ages of 4 and 9 and falling behind grade level
  • Shut down or get frustrated when it is time to read

You don't need to keep searching

You don't need another app or another tutor who tells you to be patient. You need a program that meets your child exactly where they are and gives them a clear path forward. CeCe and the Super 6 is available on Amazon and Indigo. The progress builds on itself and so does your child's confidence.

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Questions Parents Ask

CeCeWhy does my child know all their letters but still can't read words?
Most early reading programs assume kids will figure it out through repetition. For some kids that works. For others it doesn't, and that's not a failure, it's a sign they need a different approach built on the science of reading instead of guessing.
ScramblerWhy is my child memorizing books instead of actually reading them?
Memorizing isn't the same as decoding. CeCe and the Super 6 teaches kids to sound words out using a visual map, so they're reading the words, not just recognizing a pattern from repetition.
Mayor BluebirdIs there a phonics program that works for kids with dyslexia, ADHD, or an IEP?
CeCe and the Super 6 was tested over four years with children who have diagnosed learning challenges, including dyslexia and ADHD. It's built so any child can learn to read with it, including the hardest cases.
The Adventurous AWhat ages is CeCe and the Super 6 designed for?
The series is designed for children ages 4 to 9. It's a 15-volume series that starts with short vowels and a few consonants per book, then moves into long vowels and beyond, so it grows with your child instead of staying at one level.
Yippee YDoes my child need to know the alphabet before starting?
No. The program starts from the very beginning, so it works whether your child doesn't know their alphabet yet or already knows their letters but can't read words.
Understanding UHow does CeCe and the Super 6 actually teach reading?
It teaches sound by sound. The first five volumes build CVC words (consonant-vowel-consonant words like sat, tan, or nap) using one vowel and a small set of consonants per book. After just Volume 1, your child is already reading three-letter CVC words. Starting in Volume 6, the series moves into long vowel sounds and more advanced decoding, always building on what came before.
Optimistic ODo I need to be a teacher to use this program?
No. CeCe and the Super 6 was created by two teachers so you don't have to be one. Every volume comes with parent tips built in, and the characters do the actual teaching through the story. You just read along together, no teaching degree required.
Imaginative IWhat makes CeCe and the Super 6 different from other phonics programs?
It's not worksheets or drills. Each volume is a full story and adventure, so your child is decoding words to help CeCe save Storytown, not filling in a workbook. Most kids don't even realize they're learning to read, they just want to know what happens next.
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