NeoK12 Phonics videos is a series of videos to help preschool kids and beginning readers learn the alphabet sounds and basic sight words.  All videos and lessons on this site have been reviewed by K-12 teachers and are safe for kids.

The StoryPlace is a Children’s Digital Library for preK-2 beginning readers It has engaging, colorful interactive stories, activities and videos on a variety of themes. Some of the themes are babies, bath time, animals, colors, pets and shapes. Their stories are available in Spanish as well.

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The phonic monsters are a fun way to learn and practice phoneme-grapheme correspondences. The phonic monsters are a series of 18 plus words that contain all of the phonemes in the English language and most of the basic graphemes that are used to represents these phonemes. Each word is depicted as a monster with a head, a belly, and a tail, which represent the CVC words. An extra set of legs can be added later to make CCVC words or CVCC words. The concept is best explained with illustrations.

Reading Rockets has a large collection of videos on developing children’s reading skills.  The collection, designed for teachers and parents, is organized by topic.

Some topics address phonics, reading aloud, reading comprehension, fluency and content area literacy.  Other topics address potential reading difficulties such as struggling readers, autism, dyslexia, and learning disabilities.

For instance, the phonics series addresses  the Alphabetic Principle, the Sounds of the Alphabet, Phonemic Segmentation, Spelling Rules, the Importance of the Alphabetic Principle, and Phonics vs. Whole Language.  Experts and teachers discuss illustrate the importance of phonics in the classroom.

This is an outstanding collection of resources for anyone helping children learn to read.

This is a premier website and app for children learning to read. Colorful animations and child narrators guide beginning readers through a vast variety of activities.

Learn the alphabet and how the letters sound in sentences. Read some books and get help from narration or by clicking on words you don’t know. Fill in the pieces of who you are. Learn to read a calendar, and so much more.

Starfall Learn to Read is now available as a free app for iPhone/iPad, Android, and Kindle Fire.