72 TRICKY WORDS FOR KIDS | 5 SKILLS IN JOLLY PHONICS | SIGHT WORDS

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‘‘Tricky’ words are called that because you can’t sound them out. That’s all there is to them!

So, in short, what is a ‘tricky’ word?
A ‘tricky’ word is one that cannot be sounded out. They are words that are non-phonetic. If you sound them out and then try to blend the sounds, you will get a word that does not sound right. They are words that must be recognized by sight.

When learning jolly phonics the last part are the tricky words .
In these words, sounds don’t match their spellings. For example, there is the word “who”. It has just two: sounds, “w” is silent. So, children can’t say this word. They will mix the sounds of “w”, “h”, and “o”, which is wrong. They just need to mix the sounds of the letters” h” and “o”. Also, children can’t write the word “who”. They will write it as “ho” and not who.

Also, many people have lots of other questions like how do you teach tricky words? What games can you play? When should you start learning them? What order do you learn them in?

let's look at it.
‘Tricky’ words are non-phonetic.
Some languages have more words that are non-phonetic in them than others. Italian, for example, is almost entirely phonetic. However, English has a much greater balance between words that you can sound out and words that you can’t.
Therefore, when children try to learn English, they need to be able to use phonics to read many words, but also to memorize many words by sight as well.
What Are The Tricky Words?
The tricky words are usually taught in an order. Though this differs from country to country, and also across different reading schemes within those countries, this is roughly the order to go for:
These are the main ones to learn certainly within the first year of learning phonics (though some children will take longer than this).
Jolly Phonics Tricky Words for Kids

In jolly phonics Students are introduced to words in groups. It’s because students can learn new words in a group based on the words in the earlier group.
The lowest category in the Jolly Phonics tricky words list is:
I
The
He
She
Me
We
Be
Was
To
Do
Of

Once you learn those, you can move ahead.

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