Identifying 'at' Family Words

This video tutorial introduces the concept of word families, focusing on 'at' words. It explains the sound these words make and provides practice with examples like bat, chat, fat, napped, pat, mat, and scat. The tutorial aims to help learners recognize and pronounce 'at' words effectively.

What sound do 'at' words typically make?

• ot

• et

• it

• at

Which of the following is an 'at' word?

• bet

• bat

• bot

• bit

Which word does not belong to the 'at' family?

• fit

• cat

• fat

• chat

What is the correct 'at' word for a place to sit?

• mit

• mot

• met

• mat

Which word completes the phrase: 'The cat sat on the ___'?

• bat

• rat

• mat

• pat