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Earlier this month, we shared with you about a new resource that we were introduced to that helps special needs children with their education. PCI Education has been offering top-quality education products and services for more than 20 years. With materials for all grade and learning levels, PCI Education carries products for a variety of subjects, including social studies, math, science, life skills, reading, spelling, and more.
PCI Education products are used to support students in public schools and home schools, by teachers and parents alike. Key facts about PCI Education:
- PCI Education products are highly visual, with a clean and uncluttered layout to assist struggling learners.
- Lesson plans include many tactile and kinesthetic activities to foster increased motivation and retention.
- Game formats allow students to interact with the subject.
- The company’s products serve five diverse markets: secondary special education, secondary at-risk, elementary special education, intellectual disabilities, and English language learners.
PCI Education is giving away a set of their Level 1 Reading progam.
About Reading Progam Level 1
The PCI Reading Program is primarily print-based and includes a variety of lessons, manipulatives, and activity sheets. Each kit also includes a software version of the initial visual discrimination lesson for each word and all of the assessments. Teachers may choose to use either the print or software version of these components, or use both for additional review.
Enter to win
To enter the giveaway, leave a comment here letting us know your favorite product on the PCI Education website. This giveaway will end February 10th and a winner will be announced in our weekly Around the Blogosphere post.
This post is part of a promotional campaign with PCI Education. All opinions are our own.
Linda Moiry says
I have been using PCI Reading Level 1 for the past 5 years. My classroom of students with multiple needs has really benefitted from this program. For years the phonics, letter identification and letter sounds did nothing but baffle the students. Now, after having used this program, I would never give it up and I would highly recommend it to all multi-needs primary classes or those with struggling readers.
The best part of this program is the variety of experiences the student get to learn the sight words and the vocabulary builder CD that tests and gives certificates of words known and words that were missed.
thanks Linda Mokry
Sherry Johnson says
I am a homeschool mom with an autistic daughter. With The help of DDD and the Unified School District I have been fortunate to try several of PCI products. It is hard to choose a favorite. All the ones I have tried so far have been very helpful. If I need to choose one now I like The Basic Vocabulary Series 1 & 2. The pictures with the words and the fine motor skill development is great.
Iliana Reyes says
I like the critical thinking for struggling learners
Alison S. says
I like the reading program featured in your review. I also like the Let’s Play Learn set.
Chuck says
I think the reading pen’s would be allot of help when teaching children.
michelle riebeek says
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Amy Duddles says
Life Skills for non-readers game. I teach awesome “non-readers” (who are now reading!) using the PCI Level 1 and 2 reading program. My students have difficulty in finding educational games that they don’t need an adult to read the directions, explain the rules, and facilitate each move. This would be awesome for their confidence, peer interactions, and independence! My school is a non-for profit private therapeutic facility and any supplemental materials have to be found by our dedicated staff. This would be a neat addition 🙂 Thanks for educating people about the resources for our kiddos. Good luck everyone!
Amy Brewer says
Their reading pens look pretty awesome…
Audrey Griffis says
i love the TouchMoney Program
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Burgundy says
I would like the pci reading program. I have a second grader who has autism and this would help tremendously.
Eric says
The summer venture would be good for my kid.
burgundy says
I like the pci reading programs and would love to have those for my 2nd grader who actually has autism
Doris says
I like the Math momentum. My son can use it.
Kimberly says
My favorite is TRACKING DOWN THE PARTS OF SPEECH GAME
Lori says
I also like the language teaching tool.
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Julie Lynn Bickham says
The LANGUAGE TUTOR looks like it would be a great learning tool.
June says
These are all great teacher for any child.
Erica Best says
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Van says
Spelling one for sure.
chelesa sims says
My favorite would be the alpha tales but i love all of there stuff especially this reading program.
thank you for contest.Iam trying and struggling to teach my daughter how to read and i think this would help her and maybe me so i cant stop being frustrated LOL LOL! i so hope i win. Wonderful product.
Ellen C. says
I like their ZOO UNIT BOOK. Thanks for the chance.
Angela E. says
Science for us, we all love that subject.
Don says
The vocabulary program for us.
Debbie Kennedy says
I really like the Autism resources especially ESSENTIAL SIGHT WORDS
Isabelle says
Essential Sight Words could be very helpful.
John says
Spell That Right kit is very helpful and interesting.
Natalia says
I like Real Word Vocabulary set.
tamra childers says
i like the Survival Signs Worksheets
HappyMomC says
I love the Look n Cook program worksheets
LaVonne says
I like the Early Childhood Curriculum as well.
Kathy Stevenson says
I like the SHOPPING BASKET PROGRAM.
Mia says
I LOVE the SCIENCE CURRICULUM MASTERY GAMES – ELEMENTARY
feifan chang says
Some parents are doing it hard to send their kids to private schools on the assumption that private school education gives the child an advantage in life. They
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Mamatha says
This is really good… I think sound sorting will help my kid.
Barbara Manatee says
I am a special education teacher for kids with Autism and drool over the PCI catalog each fall! I’d love the Look n Cook program or the Survival Signs Worksheets
lisa says
Summer Ventures is neat
tennille says
my mother is a teacher. I know the reproducible line up would be something she would find useful
Christina Gould says
My favorite is the Momentum Math Intervention set. Thanks for the giveaway!