A phonics resource which is totally free for schools and for an unlimited amount of users. This schools version has all the sounds unlocked so teachers can pick and choose each sound depending on which sound your working on.

A handwriting demonstration tool which demonstrates correct letter formation. It works well as a whole class activity on an interactive whiteboard or in a group situation on a tablet. It includes a cursive writing option.

The site demonstrates letter formation of all the letters of the alphabet. Listen to their names and the sounds they make. Each letter is illustrated with a picture which begins with the sound.

This game involves ordering the letters of the alphabet. It is best in full-screen view. As it is an American site it has the American pronunication of Z.

This site can help children to learn the names, sounds and formation of letters of the alphabet. Being an American site it has the American pronunication of Z

A game involving matching capital and small letters by dragging each mouse into its correct mouse hole. The game uses a few letters at a time which is helpful if children are struggling to learn the names of the letters and capital equivalents.

A sorting game aimed at helping p, b, d confusion.

A game where children match pictures with sounds. It focuses on initial sounds.

Children have a choice of nine pictures. They need to identify which one begins with each of the letter sounds.

A good learning to read site. There are good quality games and animated stories which children can interact with. The children can click on words to see what they say. Excellent for learning the sounds the letters make.

Sorting cvc words according to their endings. Best in full-screen view.

Fill up the rocket with fuel by choosing the words that have 'sh', 'ch' or 'th' in them.