Learning kanji readings with examples


As background, I haven't really focused on learning kanji. I've mainly focused
on learning words, and just using the correct characters for those words
(purely typing, I don't write kanji by hand). However, I want to be a little
more proficient with kanji, by learning a kanji and its reading whenever I
encounter a new kanji or a new reading, by learning at least one other example
of that kanji with the same reading.

I can look up a kanji with jisho.org, and find examples of a given reading by
clicking on a reading. For example, if I'm interested in
[相](http://jisho.org/search/%E7%9B%B8) from the word "結婚相談所" and the on-yomi
"ソウ", I can can click on "ソウ" and it takes me to [相
そう](http://jisho.org/search/%E7%9B%B8%20%E3%81%9D%E3%81%86). However, while
jisho.org mentions which words are "common", I'm worried that some words given
might be words I should avoid at my stage of learning, because they're less
common than other words with a similar meaning.

Are there any resources (preferably online) that I can use to look up a kanji
and its reading and get well curated examples of that reading being used?




Kanjicards has online (and printable) lists sorted by grade level, JLPT level
or frequency of use. The lists include both types of readings, example words
and stroke order:  
<http://kanjicards.org/kanji-lists.html>

Your rep's quite a bit ahead of mine, so you might be looking for something
more advanced... but I've found that those lists are useful for familiarizing
myself with the kanji (although I remember the readings best by just...
reading.)

