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New missions are added regularly. Start with the first live mission below. Each one teaches the phonics skill first, then tests it across four different challenge types. Complete them in order for best results.
The Suffix -tion
-tion says /shun/ and converts verbs into nouns.
The Suffix -sion
-sion says /shun/ or /zhun/ — learning to tell the difference.
The Suffix -ful
-ful means "full of" — building adjectives from base words.
The Suffix -less
-less means "without" — contrasting with -ful word families.
The Suffix -ness
-ness turns adjectives into abstract nouns.
The Prefix un-
un- means "not" or "the opposite of."
The Prefix re-
re- means "again" or "back."
Prefixes dis- and mis-
dis- means "not/apart"; mis- means "wrong."
Soft C and G
When c and g use their soft sounds before e, i, and y.
Silent Letter Patterns
kn, gn, wr, mb — letters that stay silent.
R-Controlled Vowels
ar, er, ir, or, ur patterns in multisyllabic words.
Vowel Teams
ai, ay, ea, ee, oa, ow in longer word contexts.
Diphthongs
oi, oy, ou, ow — gliding vowel sounds.
The Suffix -ance / -ence
Both say /əns/ — building nouns from verbs and adjectives.
The Suffix -ive
-ive creates adjectives meaning "tending to."
Latin Roots: port, rupt, duct
Common Latin roots and the word families they build.
Latin Roots: vis, aud, dict
See, hear, say — roots tied to the senses.
Multisyllabic Decoding
Strategies for chunking and reading longer words fluently.
Level 6 Final Mission
Cumulative review of all Level 6 patterns and word structures.