Jolly Phonics - Highly in-demand teachers' training program.

Learn group two jolly phonics sounds, including curly/caterpillar for c and k with the ck rule, and practice short a, e, i, and o sounds with example words and games.

Learn how blending blends letter sounds to form words, a key reading technique taught with arm placement, slow blending, and word cards for two- and three-letter words.

Learn group three jolly phonics sounds guh, oh, or, up, o, and ba; blend sounds to read words with word cards, and play sound bingo for interactive group practice.

Explore group four digraphs in jolly phonics, where two letters form one new sound. Learn through examples like train, pain, faint, boat, and goat, and practice blending with dumb charades.

Explore jolly phonics group five sounds, distinguishing voiced and unvoiced sounds, practice z, w, v, and oo digraphs, and identify short and long oo through blending and activities.

Introduce group six sounds: y, x, ch, and sh. Explain voiced and unvoiced edges; guide blending, segmenting, and a Hungry Santa activity.

Explore how jolly phonics teaches letter formation by developing children's fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination, and pincer grip through frog legs, sand and play-doh activities, and tracing.

Explore how tricky words cannot be blended with regular sounds; memorize 72 tricky words and teach them using look, copy, cover, write and engaging classroom games.

Discover three spellings of the long e sound: double e, ea, and the magic e (e-e); and practice reading and writing with examples like jeep, sleep, green, and athlete.

Explore the four spellings of the ai sound, including i e, ai e (magic e), single-letter y, and i gh, with example words like kite, bite, dry, and night.

Explore three ue spellings: u e, you-e (magic rule), and e w, with examples like cute, mute, volume, new, grew, and blue to practice reading and writing.

Learn the four spellings of the or sound—or, aw, au, and al—and read and write with examples like corn, floor, haul, chalk, and mall.

Explore the ninth ou alternative, using ou and ow with cow and flow. Explain why English has many spellings—origin, global use, and trends like selfie.

Master the floss, fizzle, and rabbit doubling rules for middle consonants between vowels, and the C or K rule for sound spellings, with practical examples.