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Jolly Phonics Hot Dots Use these Jolly Phonics cards with a Talking Hot Dots Pen for independent reading practice, or use the cards by themselves as traditional flash cards. The set includes all the 42 letter sounds covered by Jolly Phonics. Pen available separately.


• Set 1 helps with identifying the beginning, medial and final sounds within words, increasing the child’s phonological awareness


• Set 2 supports the child’s literacy progress by providing structured reading practice


• Set 3 reinforces the child’s familiarity with vowel sounds and their alternative spellings


• Set 4 further strengthens the child’s understanding and ability to choose between alternative vowel sounds


1W0-492 1W0-493 1W0-494 1W0-495


Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4


Vouchers 370 Vouchers 370 Vouchers 370 Vouchers 370


Jolly Grammar Hot Dots Use these Jolly Grammar cards with the Talking Hot Dots Pen for independent literacy practice, or use the cards by themselves as traditional flash cards. Pen available separately.


• Set 1 encompasses a range of topics covered by Jolly Grammar, including parts of speech, alphabet order, upper and lower-case letters, plurals and tenses


• Set 2 further strengthens the child’s understanding of a number of key topics covered by Jolly Grammar, including punctuation, dictionary use, possessive adjectives and verb conjugation


1W0-490 Set 1 1W0-491 Set 2


Vouchers 370 Vouchers 370


Talking Jolly Phonics t t t


Teaching phonics has never been easier or so much fun! Interactive and engaging, each one of the 42 Jolly Phonics sounds is pre-recorded onto a talking tile. The corresponding image on the front of the tile re-affirms the sound being taught, and features the Jolly Phonics picture or action that children know so well! Simply press the play button to hear the recorded phoneme. Great to use for word building, this unique resource will complement any phonics programme you teach in school. The set includes four recordable tiles enabling children to record a phoneme and then compare to the pre-recorded version to see if they are right. Each card requires two LR44 batteries, which are supplied. All packaged in an attractive storage box.


1S4-232 98 Helpline 1800 621 620 Vouchers 3,940


Hot Dots Pen Make practising any topic fun and interactive with the Hot Dots Pen. Simply touch the interactive pen to a Hot Dot and the Talking Hot Dots Pen responds instantly with a green light and positive sounds if the answer is correct. If the answer is incorrect the pen will respond with a red light and a gentle wrong sound or phrase. Sounds can be switched off for quiet practice if required. Pen requires two AAA batteries (not included).


1W0-486 Single


Vouchers 220 1W0-487


Pack of 6 Vouchers 1,230


Basic Skills


LITERACY


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