Sound Stack: Vol. 1
- Public Schools & Districts
- Public Libraries
- Allied Health & Clinics
- Homeschool & Community Programs
Curriculum-linked resources for North America’s libraries, schools and clinics.
- Card games, picture books and movement programs designed by teachers, speech pathologists and PE specialists.
- Every resource targets a named skill and a real learning outcome.
- Purchase orders accepted. Class-set and circulation-kit pricing by quote.
- Educator-designed
- Screen-free and hands-on
- US & Canada support
Educator-designed
Created by teachers, speech pathologists and a physical-education academic — and used in their own classrooms first.
Linked to North American standards
Each resource targets a named skill. Alignment tables are published as qualified educators check them.
Screen-free, hands-on
Cards, books and movement. Familiar rules, durable formats, built for groups.
Purchase orders & net-30
Institutional ordering with class-set tiers, tax-exempt handling and vendor setup.
Our products
Browse by product line
Thirty-two resources across five lines, from a single phonics deck to a district class set.
Card GamesPhonics, grammar, vocabulary and feelings — played with rules children already know.
Picture BooksRead-alouds that slip a learning goal into a story.
Movement & PEFundamental movement skills programs and activity books for K–2.
Teacher ResourcesDownloadable classroom resources for wellbeing and SEL.
Bundles & Class SetsComplete kits with class-set tiers for libraries and districts.
Who we serve
Resources sized for the way institutions work.
Circulation kits for libraries, class sets for districts, therapy decks for clinics, and bundles for co-ops.
Featured
Where most institutions start
Our flagship titles: the ones librarians, literacy coaches and clinicians ask for first.
Emotional Build Up! 80 Feeling Words
- Public Schools & Districts
- Allied Health & Clinics
- Homeschool & Community Programs
- Public Libraries
The Ultimate Card Bundle: Phonics, Vocabulary & Feelings
- Public Schools & Districts
- Public Libraries
- Allied Health & Clinics
Resource finder
Three questions, then a short list
Tell us who you are and what you are working on. We will suggest where to look — no cart, no sign-up.
Why it works
Play first. Linked, not loose. Built for groups.
Learning through play
Children learn more when they want to keep going. The games use rules they already know — Snap, Go Fish, Concentration — so the only new thing is the skill.
Built by educators and therapists
Every title was designed for a real classroom, clinic or gym by the people who work there, and each one says who designed it and why.
Designed for groups and circulation
Durable decks, clear contents lists and program ideas. Class sets for districts and circulation kits for library branches.
Resources
For the people doing the work
Short, practical articles and free downloads for librarians, teachers and clinicians.
Libraries
Five ways to run a card-game station in a children’s library
A phonics deck and a table are a program. Here is how branches use them without adding staff time.
ReadLiteracy
Why “go / went” needs a game, not a rule
Irregular past-tense verbs cannot be decoded or explained. They have to be met, often, in a form children want to repeat.
ReadMovement & PE
Fundamental movement skills in K–2: where to start
Running, jumping, balancing, catching. The skills everything else in PE is built on, and how a school or early-years program can begin.
ReadBring CLNA to your library or district.
We send review samples to institutions, and we quote by purchase order. Tell us what you are working on.