Learn English Jolly Phonics Course for Teachers & Children

Explore how vowels and consonants shape English phonics, with five vowels and 21 consonants, and learn how vowels open the air, consonants block it, and use 'an' before vowel-starting nouns.

Play vowel finding quiz that teaches identifying the vowel in sequences, with examples from caption such as e in s e m y and i in r x p i.

Engage in a vowel identification quiz by viewing pictures and naming the starting vowels, from apple with a to umbrella with u.

Master capital letters by presenting the sequence A to z, as shown in the caption.

Identify and practice the small letters a to z, highlighting the sequence of letters and their forms for teachers and children.

Explore a to z words through letter-specific examples, such as a for apple, b for ball, c for cat, and z for zebra, in this jolly phonics course.

Explore the sound of letter s through repeated practice with a lively list of s words such as snake, sun, spoon, sandwich, and starfish, reinforcing letter s recognition and pronunciation.

Explore the sound of letter a through repeated ah sounds and practice with example words such as ant, apple, angel, animal, airplane, apricot, alligator, and ambulance.

Learn the sound of letter t through guided repetition with words like taxi, train, tomato, time, tennis, and teacher, reinforcing clear articulation and confident pronunciation.

Explore the i sound through repeated practice and vocabulary such as ink, igloo, insect, injection, inside, India, Italy, invitation, idea, and ice cream.

Master the p sound by repeating the 'puh' pronunciation and practicing with pink pig, pencil, parrot, police, pilot, picnic, penny, Peter, Paul, Paris.

Learn the sound of the letter n with repeat practice using words like net, nest, nurse, novel, napkin, and notebook.

Learn the ck sound through guided repetition, exploring words with ck such as chuck, quack, snack, stick, lock, brick, block, truck, rack, pockets, and pack in engaging phonics practice.

Practice the e sound and long ee with repeated pronunciation, using words like eggs, elephant, engine, eggplant, and exercise to reinforce recognition and encoding of the letter e.

Master the h sound through guided repetition and examples like hat, home, hill, honey, and horse. Practice identifying and producing the letter h to strengthen phonics for teachers and children.

Master the sound of letter r by repeating after me, using examples like rabbit, rainbow, rocket, robot, ring, rhino, raincoat, radio, raspberry, and rice.

Learn the letter m sound through repeated pronunciation and examples like mum, milk, moon, mango, monster, muffin, map, mother, and mushroom, with simple sentences from the caption.

Master the d sound through repetitive da patterns and examples like drum, donkey, dress, doctor, diamond, donut, dog, dolphin, and dinosaur.

Learn the g sound with repeated practice and multiple g words from grapes to goat, garden, and gorilla, helping teachers and children build phonics fluency.

Master the o sound in jolly phonics through repeated practice and rich examples like olive, onion, octopus, ostrich, omelette, okra, oyster, and orange.

Learn the sound of the letter u through repeated 'uh uh uh' with words like umbrella, under, uncle, umpire, unzip, unhappy, upset, and note examples like Udaipur, Uranus, U-turn.

Explore the letter l sound through repeated practice and examples like lamp, lemon, lobster, lollipop, and lunch, while using phrases about Lena, lavender, and leafy vegetables to reinforce pronunciation.

Learn the sound of the letter f and practice by repeating after me with f words like fish, fur, fly, fox, frog, and fire, plus related phrases from the lesson.

Teach the b sound with repeated practice and chants like 'buh buh buh', using words such as bat, ball, bear, balloon, banana, and butterfly to reinforce early phonics.

Learn the ai sound of letters a and i with guided repetition, practicing pronunciation through words like train, snail, rain, chain, paint, grain, and more.

Master the letter j sound through repeated practice with words like jelly, jam, jacket, jeep, juice, and jellyfish, plus fun phrases and sentences.

Develop students' mastery of the oa sound by practicing the letters o and a aloud, with example words such as goat, boat, loaf, road, and ode.

Learn the ie sound in lesson 22 by blending I and e, practice with words like pie, tie, spied, cried, dried, fried, and tried, and reinforce the sound through repetition.

The lesson teaches the ee sound of e and e together, guiding students through examples like queen, sheep, cheetah, bee, tree, deer, and cheese to reinforce the ee pattern.

Master the or sound by practicing the letters o and r together. Use examples like or, orchestra, horn, ornament, orange, author, forest, and horse to reinforce pronunciation.

Explore the z sound and related vocabulary like zoo, zebra, zigzag, zip, zucchini, and zero, with buzzing cues and zebra crossing and zoom.

Learn the sound of the letter w by repeating words such as water, window, whale, wafer, and watermelon, and practice with wind, wall, walnut, and world in engaging examples.

Learn the ng sound with energy, practicing ring, king, wing, swing, string, spring, long, and hang.

Learn the V sound with V words like van, vase, violin, vulture, volcano, vampire, vegetable, and village, and practice vowel sounds and words for victory and volleyball.

Master the short o sound through repeated practice of oo and o patterns with words like book, cook, look, moon, broom, and spoon, and read a good book.

Master the long o sound with oo variations and example words like cuckoo, igloo, balloon, kangaroo, lagoon, noodles, and more through engaging practice and sentences.

Explore the y sound of letter y with yogurt, yellow, yo-yo, yummy, yoga, and other y words, guiding teachers and children to master phonics through fun repetition.

Master the x sound by repeating x words like x ray, fox, fax, six, and xylophone. Use examples such as exit, axe, ox, and x-ray machine to reinforce phonics.

Master the ch sound of letters c and h through repeated chir sounds and words such as cheese, chips, chess, cheetah, and a train choo choo.

Learn the s and h sounds through repeated shush drills and words such as sheep, shell, shower, shampoo, shelter, shoes, shut, shy, sharp.

Learn the unvoiced t-h sound through repeated practice and examples like thud, three, thief, think, theater, and Thursday, with phrases and sentences from the caption.

Practice the voiced th sound and related z and v sounds with repeated choral and individual pronunciation, using simple sentences and examples to build early phonics skills.

Learn the qu sound by practicing with words like quack, quail, quilt, quad, queen, and queue, and explore sentences about a duck, a pond, and an aquarium.

Learn the sound of letters o and u with repeated pronunciation practice, exploring words like mouse, house, cloud, fountain, mountain, sprout, and numbers while improving early reading with phonics.

Master the oi sound by practicing repetition of o and i words like oil, coil, foil, soil, spoil, coin, voice, noise, and tortoise.

Explore the ue sound by practicing U and E together, using rhyming words and examples like barbecue, tissue, statue, value, glue, clue, and blue to reinforce you-based pronunciation.

Learn the er sound and the letters e and r through repeated practice with words such as earth, mother, father, teacher, eraser, sharpener, letter, and water.

Learn the ar sound by blending letters a and r, with repeated practice and examples like archery, arrows, scar, park, bark, dark, star, and car park.

Learn cvc words with vowel a through examples like ban, fan, bad, dad, cat, hat, mat, nap, ram, gab, lab, wax.

Discover CVC words with vowel e through guided examples such as bet, get, red, and egg in lesson 44 of the Jolly Phonics course.

Learn cvc words with vowel i by practicing simple i-vowel patterns in common three-letter words. Build familiarity with examples like hit, kit, lit, pig, rib, and lip.

Explore CVC words with the O vowel using examples such as bob, cop, hop, hot, dot, boy, dog, frog, log, box, fox, and rod.

Practice cvc words with the u vowel and mum, some, dumb, yum, cut, gut, not, bus.

Master blending 1 in Jolly Phonics by practicing letter sounds like b, bl, br, cl, and dr through everyday words such as blue, brick, bridge, cloud, and clip.

Explore blending two sounds to read common f, l, g, r, and p words, including flute, flower, flag, flies, float, friend, frog, globe, green, grow, plan, and plant.

Practice blending three sounds using a sequence of letter sounds and example words such as press, print, printer, price, scooter, scale, smile, sleep, slime, skull, and skeleton.

Master blending phonemes in lesson 51 blending 4, focusing on s and z sounds with examples like snow, snail, snake, spoon, spider, and other s and z words.

Explore blending five sounds in a jolly phonics lesson for teachers and children. Practice decoding with word examples like twig, twilight, sprout, strawberry, stream.

Explore digraphs in English phonics in lesson 53, for teachers and children, within the Learn English Jolly Phonics course.

Master digraphs 2 in Jolly Phonics, building essential letter sound blends. Use examples like dragon, red, shed, rain, money, honey, and choo to reinforce decoding and pronunciation.

Explore lesson 55 digraphs 3 from the English Jolly Phonics course, analyzing patterns like gh, kn, ng, and ie through examples such as tough, night, knife, sing, and swing.

Master digraphs in lesson 56 digraphs 4 through phonics, using examples like photo, quilt, quack, queen, question, coin, oil, toilet, and trophy.

Explore digraphs with examples such as cheese, sheep, brush, thump, three, and caution. Practice phonics patterns using you, glue, juice, bruise, cruise, suitcase, and sir.

Explore trigraphs in lesson 58 and examine three-letter sound patterns through words like ear, beard, fridge, bridge, gear, and nose.

Explore trigraphs in lesson 59, with word examples like cheer, peer, engineer, volunteer, gorgeous, courteous, dialogue, catalogue, dryer, and flyer to reinforce patterns.

Master trigraphs in lesson 60 of the Learn English Jolly Phonics course, examining example words like night, sunlight, anxious, delicious, spacious, cautious, religious, indoor, and outdoor.

Explore lesson 61 on trigraphs, practicing three-letter blends such as scr, spl, and shr through examples like screw, screen, scratch, spill, split, splash, and splendid.

Explore trigraphs in lesson 62, noting str-, tch-, and thr- patterns through words like string, strawberry, throw, thread, picture, treasure, and world worship.

Learners explore a quad graph, a four-letter sequence that represents a single sound, such as a, u, g, h, or o, with examples like courageous, gorgeous, delicious, tough, and fought.

Explore the long vowel a sound with examples like day, way, baby, bake, cake, made, play, rain, snail, and train for teachers and children.

Explore the long vowel e with examples like be, key, meal, meat, read, week, beach, cheap, and clean. Strengthen recognition of the long e sound in words to boost reading.

Explore the long vowel i sound with practical examples like lie, die, diet, kite, white, drive, right, nice, and nine, using engaging teacher–child phonics activities.

Practice identifying the long o sound with examples such as go, so, toe, road, coach, phone, and throat to build decoding skills.

Explore the long vowel u and the letter u in common words like blue, cute, duty, huge, soup, human, music, and student.

Explore the long oo sound with practical examples like zoo, cool, food, fool, moon, noon, roof, room, school, and balloon to reinforce vowel patterns.

Explore the short vowel sound a through everyday words such as bat, cap, cat, dad, ham, lab, mad, sad, tan, and wax.

Demonstrate the short vowel sound e using examples like beg, hen, men, net, pen, bet, red/read, and ten.

Explore the short i sound with examples like big, bit, lip, pig, pin, pit, and zip to build early sound awareness.

Practice the short vowel o sound using example words such as box, fox, fog, for, god, hot, not, pot, rock, and pop to reinforce pronunciation and decoding.

Explore the short vowel sound u with examples like bug, cup, hug, mug, nut, up, and run.

Master the short oo sound with example words like book, cook, foot, good, look, wood, took, and stood.

Explore tricky words in lesson 76: the, he, she, me, we, be, was, all, and rare.

Explore tricky words in lesson 77 of the English Jolly Phonics course, focusing on you, your, come, some, said, hear, their, there, they, go, no, so, my, mine.

Lesson 78 focuses on tricky words 3 in the jolly phonics course, guiding teachers and children to recognize and spell irregulars like one, only, old, like, have, give, what, when.

Explore teaching tricky words from lesson 79, including why, where, who, which, any, many, more, before, other, because, and want, using jolly phonics techniques.

Apply jolly phonics to practice tricky words 5, highlighting common spellings like saw, put, good, should, would, right, does, made, their.

Explore tricky words 6 through phonics cues, practicing letter-by-letter spellings for once, upon, always, also, after, every, mother, father, love, and cover.

Explore tricky words through simple sentences using I, he, she, we, and do, are, was, with questions to build early reading and speaking skills.

Practice tricky words in sentences by using you, your, here, there, they, go to school, no, my, and this is my bat.

Practice tricky word sentences from lesson 84 using words like one, dogs, give, live, what, when, and build fluency with phrases such as I have one sister.

Explore tricky words sentences using question words and determiners, practicing why, where, who, which, any, many, how many, more, other, and want in everyday phrases.

Practice tricky words in sentences, with examples like should, would, does, made, and their; learn using two and four with actions like put and right hand up.

Practice tricky words with guided sentences featuring once, always, also, eight, love, cover, after, every, helping teachers and children strengthen phonics and reading fluency.

Explore the word family ab with examples such as ab, cab, dab, fab, gab, lab, nab, and sab to reinforce early reading skills.

Explore the word family ag and practice blending ag with different starting letters to form bag, nag, rag, sag, and tag.

Explore the word family am through simple rhyming words like ham, jam, ram, pam, tam, and yam. Practice blending and decoding am words to build early reading and phonics skills.

Explore the word family an with practical examples like ban, can, dan, fan, man, pan, ran, tan, and ten to reinforce early phonics and decoding skills for teachers and children.

Explore the ap word family by forming cap, gap, lap, map, nap, rap, sap, and tap, for teachers and children.

Explore the ar word family with examples such as bar, car, far, jar, mar, par, tart, and wary.

Explore the word family at, and practice bat, cat, fat, hat, mat, pat, sat, and rat to boost early reading and phonics.

Master the word family et with practical strategies for teachers and children, featuring examples like bet, get, jet, let, met, net, pet, and set.

Explore the ig word family by forming words such as big, dig, fig, pig, rig, and wig.

Explore the word family in, forming bin, din, fin, kin, pin, sin, tin, and win with consonants, illustrating how the in pattern builds recognizable words for early reading.

Explore the ip word family and build reading by forming dip, hip, lip, pip, rip, sip, and tip from ip.

Explore the word family it with examples like bit, fit, hit, lit, and sit, helping teachers and children practice Jolly Phonics.

Explore the ot word family with cot, dot, got, hot, lot, not, pot, rot, and practice blending and decoding these ot sounds for early reading.

Explore the ug word family with examples such as bug, dug, hug, lug, mug, pug, and rug.

Explore the un word family with bun, fun, nun, run, and pun to support teachers and children in Jolly Phonics.

Explore the 42 phonics sounds by linking letter sounds to pictures, featuring examples like snake, apple, tiger, igloo, pencil, and duck.

Explore the 42 sounds and actions of jolly phonics, organized into seven groups with letter sounds, examples like short or long o, and voiced versus unvoiced cues.

Learn A to Z sounds with words and pictures using the jolly phonics approach for teachers and children.

Explore the alphabet from a to z through animal examples in a jolly phonics framework for teachers and children.

Explore a to z sounds through vehicle themed examples, linking letters to ambulance, bus, camper, helicopter, motorcycle, police car, race car, school bus, tractor, ultralight aircraft, xebec.

Learn a to z sounds using fruits and vegetables to build phonics. Explore letter sounds with examples like apple, banana, carrot, mango, orange, pumpkin, radish, strawberry, and more.

Explore all phonics songs designed for teachers and children to practice letter sounds and early reading through engaging verses and action-filled chants.

Explore phonics songs group 1 to practice letter sounds with lines about the snake, ants on my arm, ink, pink pig cake, and the aeroplane, boosting early reading and pronunciation.

Explore group 2 phonics songs that reinforce c and k sounds, castanets, kakaka, ee sounds, eggs in the pan, hopping, and phrases like see my puppy and drum.

Explore group 3 phonics songs that reinforce key sounds and everyday vocabulary through playful verses about g, r, b, umbrellas, lollipops, bats, balls, and a floating fish.

Phonics songs for group 4 teach letter sounds, including j for jelly and jam, with playful lines about animals and classroom phrases to boost speaking and listening.

Practice letter sounds through engaging group 5 phonics songs, featuring z, w, v, and m phrases, movement cues, and call-and-response chants to boost phonemic awareness.

Phonics songs for group 6 engage teachers and children with playful verses about eat, x ray, trains, and hush sounds, reinforcing sounds and letter sounds through lively chants.

Explore group 7 phonics songs that reinforce basic sounds through playful verses about a duck, sea, and everyday words, guiding teachers and children to recognize letters and sounds.

Learn the letter s with a phonics song about the snake in the grass, reinforcing the s sound through repetition.

Engage with the phonics song for the letter a, using the repeated 'ants on my arm' lines and 'eh eh' and 'ah ah' to reinforce early phonics.

Explore the phonics song for the letter t, using the repetitive 'dah dah dah' cues and the head motions described while watching a tennis game to reinforce tracking sound patterns.

Explore phonics with the phonics song - i as you learn letter sounds for i and e, and recognize ink, wet, and desk words through a playful mouse story.

Join a phonics song focused on the letter p, practicing the p sound with words like puff, pop, pink pig, candles, and cake imagery.

Sing the phonics song for the letter n, using the aeroplane motif and repeated cues like here and noise to reinforce the n sound.

Learn the ck sound in English phonics with a song about c and k, kuh, and phrases like castanets and kites for teachers and children.

Explore the phonics song for the letter e, using repeated lines like 'eggs in the pan' and 'crack the eggs like this' to reinforce the e sound.

Explore the phonics song for the letter h, using hop up and down actions to reinforce the letter h for teachers and children.

Explore the r phonics song with the 'see my puppy' and 'rip the rag when he pulls so hard' phrases to reinforce letter recognition for teachers and children.

Explore the phonics song for the letter m by following the playful lines about mum and dad making mills for hungry children.

Learn the phonics letter d through a drum song that repeats 'see me play on my drum' and 'da da da,' making sound and rhythm fun for teachers and children.

Engage with the g through the phonics song, repeating 'gurgle' and 'gurgles down the drain' to reinforce the g.

Sing along to a bedtime-themed phonics song that reinforces the sequence of dark and lights on and off, and time for bed.

Sing along to the phonics song for the letter u, practicing words like you and umbrellas, and repeating phrases about rain and umbrellas being up.

Explore the phonics focus on the letter l through a catchy song about licking lollipops, reinforcing l sound pronunciation for teachers and children.

Explore the phonics sound for f through a playful beach scene with a floating fish that develops a hole and air escapes.

Practice the letter b phonics with the bat and ball through the park, using the phonics song to reinforce the b sound for teachers and children.

Engage with a phonics song that models saying 'my ear hurt' and 'I was in pain' to practice phonics and speaking phrases.

Practice the j sound with the phonics song for the letter j, using jelly and jam imagery to reinforce recognition and pronunciation.

Practice the oa vowel sound with a phonics song about a billy goat under the old oak tree, using repeated questions to reinforce early reading.

Engage with the phonics song for ie to reinforce the i and e sounds through a captain's chant.

Master the ee phonics sound with the ee phonics song, using letter cues and playful prompts about the donkey and DALL-E imagery.

Explore the z sound through a playful phonics song, hearing how a baby might say z in the context of jolly phonics.

Explore the phonics lesson for the letter w through a lively song about wind, clouds moving, a kite flying, and trees bending, reinforcing sound recognition and rhythm.

Explore the ng phonics sound through the 'Phonics Song - ng' chant, prompting learners to say ng and engage with the tune to show understanding.

Learn the letter v through a phonics song. Use repeated lines such as dry bricks went round the village and would, to reinforce the v-sound.

Practice the oo phonics sound through the Phonics song - oo, using the repeated cuckoo chant to reinforce recognition and pronunciation for teachers and children.

Engage with the phonics song for the letter y, repeating yogurt and bananas to reinforce sound awareness and early reading skills.

Explore the x phonics sound through the x song, repeating phrases like 'take an x ray' and 'x ray of my hand' to reinforce letter recognition with jolly phonics.

Explore the ch phonics sound through a train-themed song that repeats 'trains are chugging up the hill' and 'choo choo choo' to reinforce early letter-sound awareness.

Learn English Jolly Phonics course for teachers and children, using hush cues as the baby sleeps.

Explore the th phoneme with a playful phonics song featuring thud and this and that sounds, helping teachers and children practice the th sound.

Explore the qu phoneme through the phonics song featuring a duck in the pond, with quack sounds and repeated phrases to reinforce letter sound recognition for teachers and children.

Learn the ou phonics sound through the ou phonics song, featuring the word out and repeated ouch phrases as the thumb prick with the needle reinforces pronunciation and spelling.

Explore the oi and o phonics with the Phonics Song, using sailor and sea imagery to reinforce recognizing oi and o sounds.

Practice the ue phonics sound with the phonics song - UE, using lines like 'u e u' and 'I would like to have a barbecue' to reinforce sound recognition.

Explore the er sound through a phonics song, with repeated phrases about mixing the mixture in the bowel to reinforce blending and pronunciation for early learners.

Practice the ar phonics sound with a doctor-themed song that guides children to say ah, open wide, and imagine a sore throat being checked.

Explore all cvc words by practicing consonant-vowel-consonant patterns across vowels a, e, i, o, and u, using examples like cat, hat, bat, gap, nap, mat, ham, and more.

Practice reading CVC words aloud as they appear on the screen during homework time, guiding learners to read the words loudly on their own.

Explore homework activities for practicing CVC words with the vowel a in the Jolly Phonics approach for teachers and children.

Discover homework activities for teaching CVCe words using Jolly Phonics, reinforcing long e sounds and early reading skills for teachers and children.

Master CVC patterns through Jolly Phonics homework activities for teachers and children. Engage with practical exercises to support early literacy using Jolly Phonics.

Explore cvc words with the letter o through a homework activity designed for teachers and children in the jolly phonics course.

Practice CVC U through homework activities designed for teachers and children. Learn English through the jolly phonics approach for teachers and children.

Learn how consonant blends form phonemes and differ from digraphs, with beginning, medial, and ending blends illustrated by examples like frog, blue, lift, basket, and festival.

Explore consonant blends, also known as consonant clusters, and learn how these letter combinations appear before or after vowels with abundant examples like bl, br, cl, dr, gl, and sc.

Practice consonant blends through homework tasks in the Jolly Phonics approach, helping teachers and children reinforce blending sounds and word building.

Explore how two-letter digraphs form single sounds and learn a variety of digraphs using word and picture examples to reinforce reading basics.

Identify the pictures and pronounce the words shown on the screen during homework, reinforcing digraphs through loud, clear reading.

Explore all trigraphs in English phonics, learn how three-letter combinations produce a single sound, with examples such as ear, fridge, and night.

Display a few pictures and words on the screen, then have students identify the pictures and say the words loudly during homework time.

Practice quadgraphs through homework activities to reinforce phonics skills for teachers and children in the Jolly Phonics course.