Exploring Long Vowel Sounds: U Variations

Mr. Stone introduces the 'ooh' sound, explaining its pronunciation and providing examples like 'guru', 'tooth', 'flute', 'student', 'noon', 'rule', 'chew', and 'super'. The lesson emphasizes the correct pronunciation and placement of these words in sentences. The session concludes with encouragement to be strong, kind, and smart.

What sound does 'ooh' represent?

• ooh

• boo

• ah

• you

Which word means a spiritual teacher?

• guru

• flute

• grew

• tooth

What is the past tense of 'grow'?

• growed

• grow

• grew

• grown

Which word refers to a part of your mouth?

• flute

• tooth

• rule

• student

What is a musical instrument you play by blowing air?

• chew

• rule

• flute

• guru

Who is someone that goes to school to learn?

• teacher

• ruler

• student

• chewer

What time of day is usually around 12 p.m.?

• noon

• night

• afternoon

• morning

Who is in charge of a land, like a king or queen?

• student

• ruler

• flutist

• chewer

What should you do with your food before swallowing?

• chew

• rule

• super

• flute

Which word can describe something very impressive or excellent?

• rule

• super

• noon

• chew