Useful Phonics Websites
Oxford Owl free e-Books
The link below takes you to the Oxford Owl web page where you will need to register (it is free) to access a range of e-books for you to read at home with your child.
All of the books are linked to your child's current reading level which will match the coloured RWI book they bring home each week that they have read in class.
This is a fantastic free resource which they update regularly.
Phonics Play
This link is to interactive free online games to support your child's phonic development.
You can access free games in the 'resources' tab and then choose which 'phase' you want to access games for.
It is linked to Letter and Sounds but you can easily match the RWI sounds to each phase as you play each phase.
Read Write Inc YouTube channel
The Ruth Miskin YouTube Channel is a fantastic, free resource designed to help parents confidently support their child’s reading journey at home. Through short, easy-to-follow video tutorials, parents can learn exactly how to pronounce "pure" phonic sounds correctly—avoiding the common trap of adding an "uh" sound to the end of letters—and discover how to use the programme's signature "Fred Talk" technique to help children blend sounds into words. The channel also hosts practical demonstrations on how to build essential handwriting habits, navigate the home storybooks, and guide children through early reading stages without them guessing by the pictures. By mirroring the exact techniques used in our classrooms, these video resources provide a consistent bridge between school and home, giving you the tools to help your child become a fluent, enthusiastic reader.