Word Formation and Sound Recognition

The video tutorial focuses on teaching students how to substitute beginning sounds to form new words using the vowel sound 'eh'. The instructor guides students through various exercises, demonstrating how different consonant sounds can be added to 'eh' to create new words. The lesson includes practice with sounds like 'N' and 'ET', emphasizing phonics and pronunciation. Students are encouraged to follow along and practice the sounds as they are introduced.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Learning to count numbers

• Substituting beginning sounds to form new words

• Learning about animals

• Practicing handwriting

Which vowel sound are we focusing on in this lesson?

• ee

• ah

• eh

• oo

What is the resting position in this lesson?

• Hands on the desk

• Standing

• Sitting

• Finger under the sound circle

What should you do before saying the sound?

• Raise your hand

• Snap your fingers

• Clap your hands

• Touch the sound circle

What is the correct order of saying sounds?

• First sound, fast way, second sound

• Fast way, first sound, second sound

• Second sound, first sound, fast way

• First sound, second sound, fast way

What word is formed by adding 'b' to 'ed'?

• Bid

• Bed

• Bad

• Bud

What word is formed by adding 'f' to 'ed'?

• Fed

• Fad

• Fid

• Fud

What word is formed by adding 'r' to 'ed'?

• Rad

• Rod

• Rid

• Red

What word is formed by adding 't' to 'ed'?

• Tid

• Tad

• Ted

• Tod

What word is formed by adding 'w' to 'ed'?

• Wid

• Wood

• Wad

• Wed