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Jolly Phonics

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Synthetic Phonics

 

Analytical Phonics

 

Jolly Phonics is a leading phonics program that equips children with essential reading and writing skills. At In In Town, we implement the Jolly Phonics curriculum from the UK, focusing on over 44 phonemes and 250 graphemes to enhance reading and spelling. Our engaging classes include phonics games, songs, musical movement, worksheets, and storytime, all designed to improve pronunciation and reading abilities, ensuring students build a strong foundation in phonics for their English language journey.

 

What is                Jolly Phonics?

Phonics is very important as a foundation for your child's English learning. Do you know that there are two kinds of phonics teaching approaches? One is synthetic phonics, and the other is analytic phonics?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                  

 

 

 

                     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                                                                                                      

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                                                                                                       

 

  • We use a combination of synthetic and analytic approaches.
  • It is research-based and proven to be more effective.
  • We have a 1.5-hour class that includes the application of phonics to reading, plus the phonics program.

 

 

Research Focus

 

In a report commissioned by the American National Research Council in 2000 entitled "Preventing Reading Difficulties in Young Children," a 17-member panel of reading experts recommended that

"We believe that children should be taught using both processes, starting first with guided part-to-whole learning and progressing to interactive whole-to-part learning."

"Both the Synthetic and Analytic Phonics methods should be used together in a complementary fashion."

Alan Davies, Chartered Educational Psychologist