Exploring 'oo' Words in Phonics

The video tutorial introduces the digraphs 'ooh' and 'Oh', focusing on their long and short sounds. It provides examples of words containing these sounds, such as 'moon', 'spoon', 'book', and 'foot'. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe and engage with the content.

What are the two types of digraphs introduced in the video?

• Long 'ooh' and short 'Oh'

• Long 'i' and short 'u'

• Long 'a' and short 'e'

• Long 'e' and short 'a'

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CCSS.L.1.5A

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Which word is used to practice the long 'ooh' sound first?

• Spoon

• Food

• Zoo

• Moon

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What is the second word used to practice the long 'ooh' sound?

• Zoo

• Food

• Moon

• Spoon

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CCSS.L.1.5A

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Which word is described as the narrator's favorite when practicing the long 'ooh' sound?

• Spoon

• Zoo

• Food

• Moon

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What is the first word used to practice the short 'Oh' sound?

• Book

• Foot

• Wood

• Spoon

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Which word is used to practice the short 'Oh' sound and is something you can read?

• Zoo

• Wood

• Foot

• Book

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CCSS.L.2.2D

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What is the last word used to practice the short 'Oh' sound?

• Wood

• Book

• Foot

• Spoon

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CCSS.L.K.5A