This paper summarized the outline of the teaching process intended to acquire the reading skills of English words for one 3rd grade student enrolled in the special class of hard of hearing in the public junior high school. In consideration of the fact that the students have not learned and remembered English not orally so far, we chose the method of teaching English word spelling rules by presenting visually and asked the student to write how to read them by Japanese. We taught 13 categories of spelling rules including several sub-rules, with using the words included in the English textbooks, but the contents and order of the rules were formulated originally by the authors based on the results of the pretest reported in the previous paper. Basically, we divided English words into syllables and taught how to write them in Japanese. The results of the posttest conducted after 14 times teaching sessions, that included the English words used in the pretest, the words used for teaching, and the words newly used in the posttest, total of 102 words, showed the correct answer rate of over 90%. Future study is required as to whether this method can be applied to other hearing impaired students.