Understanding OI and OY Vowel Teams

This video tutorial teaches the concept of vowel teams 'oi' and 'oy', which both produce the 'oi' sound. The tutorial explains that 'oi' typically appears at the beginning or middle of words, while 'oy' is found at the end. Through examples, viewers learn to blend words using these vowel teams, enhancing their understanding of word formation and pronunciation. The video concludes with a summary and directs viewers to additional resources for further practice.

What sound do the vowel teams OI and OY make?

• Ee

• Ow

• Oi

• Ay

Where is the OI vowel team typically found in words?

• Only at the beginning

• Only in the middle

• In the middle or beginning

• At the end

Which of the following words contains the OI vowel team?

• Join

• Cowboy

• Toy

• Boy

Which word is an example of blending with the OI vowel team?

• Toy

• Join

• Joy

• Boy

Which vowel team is used in the word 'Boil'?

• OY

• OU

• EE

• OI

What is the sound made by the OY vowel team?

• Ay

• Ee

• Oi

• Ow

In which part of a word is the OY vowel team usually found?

• Beginning

• Middle

• End

• Anywhere

Which word contains the OY vowel team?

• Joy

• Foil

• Coin

• Boil

Which word is an example of blending with the OY vowel team?

• Foil

• Toy

• Boil

• Coin

Which vowel team is used in the word 'Boy'?

• OI

• OY

• OU

• EE