Starfall is a very famous Starfall is a very famous website for teaching children phonics. The founder, Stephen Schutz, grew up with dyslexia and co-founded Starfall, a website for preschool and early grade children that teaches reading (pronunciation) in a progressive manner through phonics and fun animations.

Stephen hopes that children with the same Stephen hopes that children with the same struggles as his will no longer suffer, so he set up this website and planned a series of free online courses to help children who want to learn to read well in English.

The materials were developed using methods recommended by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, and have been highly recognized by the U.S. Early Childhood Education Accreditation Service for their dedication.

The content of the website is divided into four categories from the shallow to the deep:

1. The most basic is "ABCs", through games and adventure The most basic are the "ABCs", which introduce children to the letters of the alphabet and the relationship between letters and pronunciation through games and adventures.

2. "Learn to Read" is the practice of pronouncing words and reading.

3. Once you have a basic understanding of letters and words, you can move on to "It's Fun to Read" to practice reading simple sentences. The most advanced "I'm Reading" section of StarFall.com is a rich and interesting picture book area that is worth exploring for parents, teachers, and children. The most advanced "I'm Reading" on StarFall.com is a rich and interesting picture book area that is worth exploring with the hands of parents and children!

Our first graders can start with the "ABCs" and get to know the names of the 26 letters of the alphabet and their common pronunciations.

First go to the website: Then click on 1.ABCs and you will find 26 capital letters and 5 lowercase letters hanging at the bottom.

You can start learning from the letter A in order. We click on the letter A to see, the first thing that comes out is her case A and a, a green arrow will appear at the bottom right, click on the arrow to enter the next picture.

Every time there will be a single word with a in it. If you want to listen to the pronunciation of the word a few more times, click on the word. Click once and it will be read once.

If you want to go back to the previous word, you can also press the arrow at the bottom left to go back. A small letter can spell a lot of interesting words oh. The last one is an apple picking game where you have to find the capital A and the lowercase a. Isn't it fun?