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For iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad on the iTunes App Store\nPractice letter name recognition and sound-letter association in iKnowthat's Phonics - ABCs! Based on the popular children's learning site, iKnowthat.com, iKnow Phonics-ABCs uses engaging animation and sound to make learning the names of letters and the sounds they represent fun! Each animation, accompanied by a child voice-over, reinforces the sound a letter makes. Choose from three related activities: Letters, Letter Match, and Letter Search. Earn completion certificates to track progress. Fully develop early reading skills using the other four iKnow Phonics apps.

For iPad for iPad on the iTunes App Store\nLearning over 300 Dolch Sight Words or "High Frequency" Words will help your child learn to read better, and in most schools, it is a requirement for the kids to know these without sounding them out.\n\nThe POWER in this learning tool is the ability to change the setting to fit your child's learning level and style and design to grow with your child. Use this to design your own custom learning lesson plans.

For iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad on the iTunes App Store Letter sounds & writing + first words abc PocketPhonics Lite is the FREE, cut-down version of abc PocketPhonics so you can try before you buy. It's very quick to download, so why not spend a few minutes trying it out? Only abc PocketPhonics follows the "synthetic phonics" teaching method - the keystone of the "Reading First" part of the "No Child Left Behind Act". And makes it fun."

For iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad on the iTunes App Store\n\nLearn Talking & Spelling Flashcards Kids Games Free Lite \n\nThis FREE app makes it fun and easy to go over the alphabet phonetics, spelling, reading, and sounds.\n\nThis ABC app provides a unique interactive teaching tool that makes learning letters fun.

for iPhone, iPod touch (2nd generation), iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), and iPad on the iTunes App Store\n\nTalking & Spelling Alphabet Flashcards Kids Games \nDeveloped by a group of parents - the app mimics and automates how they would go over each flash cards with their own children, focusing in on the alphabet phonetics, spelling, reading, and sounds.\n\nThe word spellings, letters, sounds, and images in this game reinforces associative learning which may aid in early brain development in young kids and may help your child get a head start in reading.