Jolly phonics sounds and actions

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The 5 Basic Skills The 5 basic skills of Jolly Phonics are: Learning the letter sounds Learning letter formation Blending Identifying sounds in words by segmenting 5. Tricky words The key to ‘cracking the code’ of the English language lies in five key skills. The first four skills are taught together every day, right from the beginning. ‘Tricky words’, however, are introduced after about 6 weeks of teaching. By then, most of the children can work out simple, regular words for reading and…

Jolly Phonics is a pleasant and child-centered synthetic phonics approach to teaching literacy. Each of the 42 letter sounds has an action. #jollyphonics #childworksheet

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Note: This product is to support Jolly Phonics Teaching and is not a product or endorsed by Jolly Phonics/Jolly Learning and can be used with many phonics programs. Don't forget to rate the product after purchasing to earn some credits. And please check my store for more Jolly Phonics inspired games, flashcards and PowerPoint games.This product complements well with the following resources:Jolly Phonics Matching letters, sounds and picturesJolly Phonics / Alphabet Color and Trace (Writing…

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JOLLY SONGS A-Z(from the big book JOLLY SONGS)

Set 1 s Weave hand like a snake, making s shapes while saying ssssss a Short a: Wiggle fingers above elbow, as if ants are crawling on you, and say a,a,a t Children imitate watching tennis, moving heads side to side saying t,t,t i...