This plurals challenge is perfect for developing your child’s understanding of plurals.

This adverb challenge is perfect for developing your child’s understanding of adverbs.

This code word challenge is perfect for developing your child’s pencil skills as well as their problem-solving skills.

Kaleidocycles are made out of paper or card and display four different images as you cycle through each one.

These adjective challenges are perfect for practising your child’s understanding of adjectives at the same time as building their vocabulary and comprehension skills.

Based on Jolly Phonics, Cartoonito activity sheets are a perfect resource to help support children while they are learning to read and write.

Wallpapers for your desktop or classroom screen.

These synonyms sheets are perfect for developing your child’s vocabulary. Children are given the opportunity to find synonyms for two different words, and then use these in a selection of sentences.

These phonics, spelling, punctuation and grammar worksheets are perfect accompaniments for the Grammar 1 Pupil and Teacher’s Books.

These wonderful finger puppets are a brilliant way to encourage children to learn to read and write!

Listen to the Group Four Letter Sounds of Jolly Phonics, spoken in British English. Perfect for parents, teachers and children who aren't sure how to pronounce the letter sounds.

Listen to the Group Five Letter Sounds of Jolly Phonics, spoken in British English. Perfect for parents, teachers and children who aren't sure how to pronounce the letter sounds.

Listen to the Group Seven Letter Sounds of Jolly Phonics, spoken in British English. Perfect for parents, teachers and children who aren't sure how to pronounce the letter sounds.

Listen to the Group Six Letter Sounds of Jolly Phonics, spoken in British English. Perfect for parents, teachers and children who aren't sure how to pronounce the letter sounds.

This short video shows how blending in Jolly Phonics can be taught to children.

This short video shows how identifying the sounds in words, or segmenting, in Jolly Phonics can be taught to children.

This short video shows how learning letter formation in Jolly Phonics can be introduced to children.

Listen to the Group One Letter Sounds of Jolly Phonics, spoken in British English. Perfect for parents, teachers and children who aren't sure how to pronounce the letter sounds.

Listen to the Group One Letter Sounds of Jolly Phonics, spoken in British English. Perfect for parents, teachers and children who aren't sure how to pronounce the letter sounds.

Listen to the 42 letter sounds of Jolly Phonics, spoken in British English. Perfect for parents, teachers and children who aren't sure how to pronounce the letter sounds.

The Jolly Learning Ltd Branding Guidelines discuss the use of Jolly Learning Brand Assets.

Jolly Phonics Our World nonfiction readers are fully decodable books for new readers.

These readers have a very carefully controlled vocabulary and are specifically designed for children who are learning to read and write with Jolly Phonics.

The Jolly Phonics decodable readers start with simple reading books – containing regularly decodable words for blending practice as the children learn their letter sounds – before progressing to introduce alternative spellings and tricky words to help them become fluent and confident readers.

Jolly Phonics Our World nonfiction readers are fully decodable books for new readers.

These new editions have been refreshed and updated with a new look and feel.

We are delighted to introduce you to our Jolly English programme, a new English language course for preschool children with little or no knowledge of English.

The Jolly Phonics Handbook is a complete resource for teaching young children the skills they need to read and write fluently in their first year of school.

These new editions of our core teaching resources have been refreshed and updated with a new look and feel.

The Little Word Books have a very carefully controlled vocabulary and are specifically designed for children who are learning to read and write with Jolly Phonics

Jolly Phonics Extra gives extra help for children learning to read. It takes innovation in literacy teaching to a new level, being highly effective as a result.

There are six formal assessments for you to use (BOY/MOY/EOY assessments and progress monitoring). Each one comes with comprehensive teacher guidance, a record sheet and materials to administer the assessment.

The Parent/Teacher Guide provides background information on the Jolly Phonics programme and also suggests products that would be suitable for use in the home.

In the UK the National Curriculum came into effect from September 2014. This document shows you how Jolly Phonics and Grammar aligns with the National Curriculum for English and how it can help you to deliver the curriculum.

The Letter Sound and Alternative Spellings lists give you a helpful breakdown of the letter sound knowledge and alternative spellings of letter sounds in the six levels of the Jolly Readers.

Whether you are a parent, teacher or student, these useful information sheets will give you a detailed explanation of the Jolly Phonics programme and the literacy skills it teaches.

This handy 2-page leaflet gives vital information on the Jolly Phonics Readers and how they fit in with non-decodable reading schemes and the book bands.

This Handy Tricky Word list gives you a helpful breakdown of the Tricky Words in the six levels of the Jolly Readers.

Jolly Phonics is so much more than letters and sounds!

Handy sheets showing the English Alphabetic Code, where letter sounds can be spelt in a variety of different ways.

National-Curriculum-FAQsWe regularly get questions about the relationship between current and past curriculums and guidance provided to maintained schools in England.

Our grammar, spelling and punctuation sample lesson is designed to show how a synthetic and progressive approach using the Jolly Phonics & Grammar programme will enable you to develop children’s learning as they become confident readers and writers.