Exploring the Sounds of the Letter O

In this video tutorial, Mrs. Smarty introduces the letter O, one of the five vowels, known for its long and short sounds. The letter O, personified, explains its sounds with examples, showcasing its long sound in words like 'hope' and its short sound in words like 'mop'. The tutorial includes interactive segments where students practice reading words with both sounds. The session concludes with a recap of the sounds and a farewell from the letter O.

Who is the special guest introduced in the video?

• The letter O

• The letter E

• The letter A

• The letter U

What is the favorite sound of the letter O?

• Short sound

• Long sound

• Silent sound

• Mixed sound

Which word was used to demonstrate the long sound of O?

• Hope

• Hat

• Hot

• Hop

What does the letter O do when it sees the letter E at the end of a word?

• Makes a short sound

• Makes a long sound

• Becomes silent

• Changes to another vowel

What happens when the letter O is the only vowel in a word?

• It makes a long sound

• It changes to another vowel

• It becomes silent

• It makes a short sound

Which word was used to demonstrate the short sound of O?

• Mope

• Mote

• Moat

• Mop

What is the purpose of the practice session in the video?

• To introduce new vowels

• To sing songs

• To learn about consonants

• To practice reading words with long and short O sounds

Which of the following words contains a long O sound?

• Not

• Hat

• Note

• Hot

Which of the following words contains a short O sound?

• Mop

• Moat

• Mope

• Mote

What is the final message from the letter O?

• Thank you

• See you later

• Hello

• Goodbye