Understanding Consonant Digraphs

The video tutorial introduces phonics with a focus on consonant digraphs such as SH, CH, TH, PH, and WH. It explains how these digraphs alter the sounds of consonants and provides examples of words containing these sounds. The tutorial also discusses the teaching progression from kindergarten to senior levels, emphasizing the blending of letters and the introduction of digraphs. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to like, share, and subscribe.

What is the main focus of the phonics lesson introduced in the video?

• Sentence structure

• Grammar rules

• Consonant digraphs

• Vowel sounds

How does the letter 'H' affect the consonant it is paired with?

• It doubles the consonant's sound

• It has no effect

• It makes the consonant silent

• It changes the consonant's sound

Which digraph is described as 'naughty' in the video?

• SH

• CH

• H

• TH

At what stage are SH and H taught together?

• Preschool

• High school

• Kindergarten

• Senior KG or standard

Which digraph makes the 'sh' sound?

• TH

• PH

• CH

• SH

Which digraph has two different sounds?

• SH

• PH

• CH

• TH

What is the sound made by the 'th' digraph?

• Ph

• Th

• Ch

• Sh

Which of the following words contains the 'sh' sound?

• Cat

• Ship

• Bird

• Dog

Which digraph makes the 'ch' sound?

• CH

• SH

• PH

• TH

Which of the following words contains the 'ch' sound?

• Elephant

• Whisk

• Sharp

• Phrase