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Jolly Phonics Student Book 1 Support / Answers


Snake
Sun, snail, spider, flower

Ant
Spider, arrow, ant, apple


tennis (racket / ball)
teddy bear, turtle / tortoise, tennis racket, sun

Inky the mouse / ink
igloo, arrow, insects, ink


puff (out the candles)
pie, parrot, turtle / tortoise, pen

nnnn (noise from aeroplane)
nest, pie, net, neck


castanets
cat, parrot, kite, camel

egg
egg, ant, nest, hen


hhh, hhh, hhh (panting sound)
kite, hen, horse, hand

rrr, rrr (noise of puppy ripping rag)
rabbit, dress, egg, rocket


meal
net, lamp, drum, mug

drum
dog, hen, hand, drum


gggg (noise of water gurgling)
glass, plug, hen, frog

on / off
bat, octopus, sock, pond


umbrella
umbrella, dog, mug, drum

lollipop
lemon, grapes, leaf, log


(floating) fish
flag, umbrella, frog, fox

bat and ball
(baby`s) bib, rabbit, frog, crab 


Eh? (ai sound)
ink, rain, train, snail

jelly
jelly, jellyfish, jam, cow


goat / oak tree
goat, coat, boat, rain

aye aye (ie sound said twice)
pie, flag, tie, night*
(* igh has the same sound as ie)


eeyore  (noise a donkey makes)
bee, crab, sheep
goat, fork, horse

buzz (noise a bee makes)
zebra, wool, zigzag, zoo 


wind
window, swan, apple, well

nnnggg (noise of strong man lifting)
king, zebra, kangaroo, swing


van
violin, van, fish, volcano

cuckoo
book, hook, bed 
moon, ring, spoon


yogurt
cat, yolk, yo-yo, yogurt

ks ks (noise of a camera taking an xray)
box, sheep, six, fox



ch, ch, ch (noise of a train)
cheese, chimney, butterfly, chick

shhh 
sheep, fish, shell, teddy bear


th, th  (clown sticking out his tongue)
three, feather, frog, moth

qu qu (noise of duck saying quack)
queen, squirrel, map, question



ow (sound of pain)
cloud, cheese, house, mouth

oi! (greeting sound)
train, boil, point, oil


You (ue sound)
drum, cube*, statue, barbeque
(*cube has the ue sound)

mixer
spider, tiger, letter, kite


(Version 1) ah (sound a doctor asks you for)
(Version 2) Arrr (sound a seal makes)
star, arm, goat, car











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