Exploring the Sounds of OO and oo in Phonics

The video tutorial introduces the digraphs 'o' and 'ooh', explaining that while they may look similar, they produce different sounds. It provides examples of words containing these digraphs, such as 'book', 'foot', 'cook', 'look', 'moon', 'food', 'spoon', and 'broom'. The lesson emphasizes the importance of recognizing the differences in pronunciation despite visual similarities, reinforcing the concepts through repetition and examples.

What is the main difference between the digraphs 'o' and 'ooh'?

• They look different but sound the same.

• They have the same pronunciation.

• They are used in the same words.

• They look alike but sound different.

Which word contains the digraph 'o'?

• Spoon

• Book

• Food

• Moon

Which word contains the digraph 'ooh'?

• Look

• Foot

• Moon

• Cook

What is the correct pronunciation of the word 'foot'?

• f-u-t

• f-o-t

• f-oo-t

• f-ooh-t

Which of the following words does not contain the digraph 'ooh'?

• Food

• Spoon

• Moon

• Book

Identify the word with the digraph 'o' from the following options.

• Foot

• Cook

• Look

• Broom

Which word is pronounced with the digraph 'ooh'?

• Book

• Foot

• Cook

• Broom

What is the correct pronunciation of the word 'spoon'?

• s-p-oo-n

• s-p-o-n

• s-p-ooh-n

• s-p-u-n