The program follows a "classical" methodology, which emphasizes teacher-student interaction and deep analysis of word patterns rather than simple rote memorization. Phonetic Mastery: Unlike programs that rely on random word lists, this series groups words by phonetic concepts (e.g., specific vowel teams or consonant blends). The "Colorful Letters" Technique: A signature feature where students use colored pencils to mark up their words—writing vowels/vowel teams in red and consonants/blends in blue. This visual coding helps children see the "chunks" within a word. Daily Rhythm: Lessons are typically structured over a five-day week: Day 1: Word introduction and "Say-Spell-Say" oral practice. Day 2: Word analysis, syllable division, and color-coding. Day 3: Words in context through short, informative stories (covering topics like history or science). Day 4: Dictation of phonograms and full sentences. Day 5: Final spelling test.