Spelling Patterns with Silent Letters

The video tutorial introduces the sounds of the week: mmm and her, focusing on silent consonant patterns KN, GN, and WR. Each pattern has a silent letter before the consonant that makes the sound. The tutorial provides examples of words for each pattern, explaining how the silent letters affect pronunciation. The video concludes with a recap of the key points.

What are the sounds of the week discussed in the video?

• mmm and her

• ooo and uuu

• sss and ttt

• aaa and eee

What is unique about the spelling patterns discussed this week?

• They have silent vowels

• They have no vowels

• They have silent consonants

• They have double letters

In the KN spelling pattern, which letter is silent?

• Neither

• Both K and N

• K

• N

What sound does the KN pattern make?

• mmm

• kkk

• nn

• nnn

Which word is an example of the KN pattern?

• Knot

• Know

• Kite

• Knee

In the GN spelling pattern, which letter is silent?

• Neither

• G

• N

• Both G and N

What sound does the GN pattern make?

• gn

• nnn

• ggg

• mmm

Which word is an example of the GN pattern?

• Gnome

• Gnu

• Gone

• Gnat

In the WR spelling pattern, which letter is silent?

• W

• Neither

• Both W and R

• R

What sound does the WR pattern make?

• rrr

• www

• mmm

• wr