Consonant Patterns and Word Division

The video tutorial covers lesson 11 from the reader's notebook, focusing on pages 161 and 162. It explains how to sort spelling words by dividing them into consonants, specifically focusing on double consonants and splitting words between different consonants. Techniques such as clapping and chin tapping are demonstrated for word division. The tutorial also provides instructions for identifying misspelled words and submitting assignments.

What pages are being covered in today's lesson?

• Pages 150 and 151

• Pages 171 and 172

• Pages 161 and 162

• Pages 181 and 182

What is the main focus of today's spelling activity?

• Identifying synonyms

• Writing essays

• Dividing words into consonants

• Learning new vocabulary

How are words divided in the first box?

• Between prefixes and suffixes

• Between syllables

• Between double consonants

• Between vowels

What is the first step in dividing words into consonants?

• Identify the vowels

• Identify the double consonants

• Identify the syllables

• Identify the prefixes

What is an example of a word with double consonants?

• Pattern

• Garden

• Table

• Bargain

How can you break the word 'pattern' into consonants?

• By clapping it out

• By reading it aloud

• By writing it down

• By whispering it

Where does the word 'pattern' split?

• Between prefixes

• Between syllables

• Between vowels

• Between double consonants

What is the first word on the list for the second box?

• Table

• Garden

• Bargain

• Pattern

How does the word 'bargain' split?

• Between vowels

• Between double consonants

• Between different consonants

• Between syllables

What is the vowel-consonant pattern for 'bargain'?

• Vowel-consonant-vowel

• Consonant-vowel-consonant-vowel

• Vowel-consonant-consonant-vowel

• Consonant-vowel-consonant