Identifying Ending Sounds in Words

Mr. Quarter guides students through a lesson on identifying ending sounds in words. The video provides practice with words like 'bag', 'rat', 'bed', 'ten', 'six', 'zip', 'log', 'pot', 'gum', and 'bus'. Students are encouraged to download a worksheet, complete it, and use the video to check their answers. Each word is broken down to identify its final sound, and the corresponding letter is written down.

What should you do before watching the video according to the introduction?

• Read a book about ending sounds.

• Watch the video without any preparation.

• Download the worksheet and complete it.

• Listen to a podcast about phonetics.

What is the ending sound of the word 'bag'?

• B

• A

• G

• K

Which letter represents the ending sound in 'rat'?

• T

• R

• S

• A

What is the final sound in the word 'bed'?

• T

• D

• E

• B

Which letter is used for the ending sound in 'ten'?

• M

• N

• E

• T

What is the last sound in the word 'six'?

• X

• I

• Z

• S

Identify the ending sound of 'zip'.

• B

• P

• I

• Z

What is the final sound in the word 'log'?

• L

• O

• G

• D

Which letter represents the ending sound in 'pot'?

• R

• T

• O

• P

What is the ending sound of the word 'gum'?

• G

• U

• M

• N