Soo, I have the same problem that iirc Larry Sanger had, which is that my Anki decks have a lot of personal information specific to my child (names, photos, etc) and it would be a bunch of work to purge them. I believe he did put a cleaned version of his online somewhere but it’s a bit difficult to find.
I honestly am not sure I’d recommend using a generic deck, I think having those specific things helped a lot, as well as generally tailoring the cards to my kids’ interests. It’s not as hard as you might think to make the deck yourself if you start a few at a time (it’s not like you should be teaching a young kid more than a few new cards per day anyway).
ReadingBear.org (which is free) does have a video presentation for each phonics level including pictures. Which you could presumably use for making an Anki deck also.
Soo, I have the same problem that iirc Larry Sanger had, which is that my Anki decks have a lot of personal information specific to my child (names, photos, etc) and it would be a bunch of work to purge them. I believe he did put a cleaned version of his online somewhere but it’s a bit difficult to find.
I honestly am not sure I’d recommend using a generic deck, I think having those specific things helped a lot, as well as generally tailoring the cards to my kids’ interests. It’s not as hard as you might think to make the deck yourself if you start a few at a time (it’s not like you should be teaching a young kid more than a few new cards per day anyway).
ReadingBear.org (which is free) does have a video presentation for each phonics level including pictures. Which you could presumably use for making an Anki deck also.