Jj sound video
Our new Jj classroom video will appear here. You can practise the words and play the games now.
PH2 · Phase 2 · Pink · 12–16 October 2026
Head, arms, hands, legs and feet. Point, move and say a sentence, then meet Jj.
Super Safari 2 · Unit 3
Tap a picture to hear the word. Point to the same part of your body.
Point to your eyes, ears, nose and mouth. Say “This is my nose.” or “These are my eyes.”
Listen together, or read each prompt aloud.
Take your time. Listen again whenever you need.
Listen for /dʒ/ at the start of juice, jam, jet and jacket. Say the word and notice its first sound.
Our new Jj classroom video will appear here. You can practise the words and play the games now.
Short, playful practice away from the screen.
Ask “Where is your head?” Your child points and says “This is my head.” Practise “These are my hands” and “I have two feet”.
Draw a friendly monster with two heads or three arms. Count together and say “It has three arms.” Keep the drawing simple and let your child choose.
Practise my, I and can in real sentences: “This is my head”, “I have two hands” and “I can clap”. Do the action as you say it.
Stand up together. Try the action, then freeze until the next one. Take turns giving the instructions.
In class this week: body words, action sentences, Shake Your Body, the Ouch! story and a playful review.
Five to ten minutes is plenty. Pointing or copying an action is a good first step; help your child try a word or short sentence when they are ready.