Exploring Compound Words Through Visual Clues

This video tutorial introduces compound words, which are formed by combining two or more words to create a new meaning. The video provides examples such as 'raincoat', 'watermelon', and 'ladybug'. It includes interactive exercises where viewers can identify compound words and match pictures to form them. The tutorial concludes with a prompt to subscribe for more educational content.

What is a compound word?

• A word that describes another word.

• A word that has no vowels.

• A word made up of two or more words combined.

• A word that can only be used in complex sentences.

Which of the following is a compound word?

• And

• Coat

• Rain

• Raincoat

What two words combine to make 'watermelon'?

• Wet and fruit

• Water and melon

• Wet and melon

• Water and fruit

Which pair makes the compound word 'ladybug'?

• Girl and bug

• Woman and bug

• Lady and insect

• Lady and bug

What does 'timetable' consist of?

• Time and tab

• Timing and table

• Timer and table

• Time and table

Identify the compound word from the list.

• Light

• House

• Bright

• Lighthouse

What two words form 'honeycomb'?

• Sweet and comb

• Honey and comb

• Honey and bee

• Sweet and bee

What combination makes 'firewood'?

• Fire and wood

• Flame and wood

• Flame and tree

• Fire and tree

Which of the following is not a compound word?

• Wooden

• Wheelchair

• Firewood

• Handbag

Which compound word is made by 'wheel' and 'chair'?

• Spinchair

• Rollingchair

• Wheelchair

• Wheelchair