Spelling Rules for C-H and T-C-H

The video tutorial teaches the spelling rules for using C-H and T-C-H. It explains that C-H is used at the beginning of words, while T-C-H is used at the end after a short vowel. Through a character named Slink, the video demonstrates learning from mistakes and applying rules to spell words like 'chip', 'pitch', and 'bench'. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of asking for help and understanding when to use each spelling pattern.

What sound do both C-H and T-C-H make?

• ch

• ph

• th

• sh

Where is C-H used in a word?

• At the end

• Anywhere

• In the middle

• At the beginning

What mistake did Slink make with T-C-H?

• Did not use it at all

• Used it at the end

• Used it in the middle

• Used it at the beginning

What should you do if you're unsure about spelling?

• Ignore it

• Ask for help

• Use a dictionary

• Guess

When should T-C-H be used at the end of a word?

• After a long vowel

• After a consonant

• After a short vowel

• After a silent letter

What is the correct spelling for the word 'chip'?

• T-C-H-I-P

• C-H-I-P

• C-I-P

• T-I-P

In the word 'pitch', why is T-C-H used?

• Because it is a long word

• Because it is at the beginning

• Because it follows a short vowel

• Because it follows a consonant

What is the correct spelling for the word 'bench'?

• B-E-N-T

• B-E-N-C

• B-E-N-C-H

• B-E-N-T-C-H

What should you remember about using C-H and T-C-H?

• Use T-C-H after a consonant

• Use C-H after a vowel

• Use T-C-H at the beginning

• Use C-H after a consonant

What is a key takeaway from the lesson?

• Always guess

• Mistakes are part of learning

• Never ask for help

• Mistakes are bad