This resource page offers a curated selection of strong options in reading and phonics. While not exhaustive, it highlights essential books, programs, and websites that align with the science of reading.
Beginning Phonics Books and Links
Phonics Pathways, goes to 4th grade level, a bit of spelling information.
Florence Akins’ free to print Word Mastery, goes to 3rd grade level, starts with easiest letters to blend.
Blend Phonics, 1st grade level, free from Don Potter, his Blend Phonics page includes fun supplements.
Lindsay Kemeny, 7 Mighty Moves, how to teach phonics in K - 3 classrooms.
All of the books in the Beginning Phonics section above have how to teach phonics instruction as included in the books. The book Word Mastery also has a short section about teaching phonemic awareness.
Remedial Phonics Books and Links
James Williams, We All Can Read, 3rd Grade and Above, includes nonsense words.
Denise Eide, Uncovering the Logic of English, phonics and spelling reference, well explained, organized and arranged in a different manner than “The ABCs and All Their Tricks.”
Louisa Cook Moats, Speech to Print, history, structure and function of language, and how to use this information in classroom teaching.
Nathaniel Hansford, The Scientific Principles of Reading Instruction A summary of the current scientific consensus on reading and writing instruction, well researched and incudes a wide range of topics— phonemic awareness, phonics, morphology, vocabulary, "sight words", fluency, comprehension, spelling, writing, programming, sound walls, and intervention.