Jolly Phonics Letter Sound Poster: In Print Letters (American English edition)

Great. Have really helped my four year old son engage with learning his letter sounds. We have them on his bedroom wall and they are a great talking point - so he learns without realising it. Sneaky but effective! Lovely bright illustrations and good thick paper.

Fab poster. My 3 year old daughter has it on her wall and is always talking about it and singing the rhymes for each sound. Jolly phonics is great for making learning fun!

A brilliant chart. Already noticed an improvement in my little one's linking of letters and phonics. It's nice and big (see photo), possibly a bit flimsy but hoping the kids will look after it!

Daughter has this on her bedroom door for her to help her with her sounds. She uses it when doing her writing to help her with the letter formation and we can quite often hear her sitting in bed reading the letter sounds out. Very useful!

Great for my 5-year-old who has just started in Reception Class and is learning the phonics alphabet. We have stuck the poster on the wall of his play room so he can refer to it from time to time.

This Jolly Phonics poster is a good-sized wall chart showing letter sounds in the teaching order associated with the Jolly Phonics method. Each letter sound appears in capital and small versions, accompanied by a picture relating to the mnemonic action which accompanies it, whilst around the edges of the poster are lots of little details taken from the Jolly Phonics books. This is a nice display item to accompany learning in either home or classroom.There are a couple of places where the pictures seem to intrude onto the characters more than is perhaps ideal, and the use of a sans serif version of the Jolly Phonics font is perhaps a little surprising, considering the fact that 'joining tails' are a feature of the letter sounds as taught in even the introductory books from the series.

Still to use but it is a nice poster

I have this poster up in the kitchen, my four yr old loves showing me which letters he has learnt that day using the pictures. It also acts as a prompt when he wants to practice writing. It is helpful for me as each letter includes a picture of the action for learning each letter.