Jolly phonics Activity Book 3

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Inky wakes up and jumps out of bed. She washes quickly, then pulls the plug out and waits as the water gurgles, g, g, g, down the plughole. She is in a hurry because Snake and Bee will be arriving soon. They are all going to go out for the day. Colour

Do the action and say the sound!

Move your hand in a downward spiral like water gurgling down a drain, and say g, g, g, g.

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Inky says, “Hold your pencil correctly!” g g g g g g g g

of these things have the sound ‘g’ in them? Join them to the letter ‘g’.

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Parents Remember to call ‘g’ by its sound and not its name. 3

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Sticker Activity

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It is raining and the bees have to put up their umbrellas. Read the word on the puddle and find the sticker to match. 12

The Vowels 5

Practise saying the short vowel sounds.

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Point to each finger and say the vowels.

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Tips for Parents

Short vowels affect spelling: for example, a short word with a short vowel, such as ‘sack, neck, pick, lock and duck’ ends in ‘ck’. If there is not a short vowel sound, the word ends in ‘k’, such as ‘look, leek, oak’.

There is a vowel sound in every word. Can you use the picture clues to complete the crosswords? a e u o 13

Practise Writing the Letters

Start on the dot and try to stay inside the lines!

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31 Cut out each card and use them in the ways suggested. Keep them and add them to the sound cards in the other activity books.

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Sound Cards

Learn to read and write at home with the Jolly Phonics Activity Books

Seven fun-filled activity books guide young children through the early stages of reading and writing in an engaging, multisensory way. Stories and actions introduce children to the main letter sounds of English and a wide variety of activities help them use the letter sounds to read and write simple regular words. With a mix of colouring pages, puzzles, mazes, games, crafts and sticker activities, learning to read and write has never been so much fun!

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