Exploring the Digraph 'th' Sound

The video tutorial introduces the digraph 'th', explaining how the letters 't' and 'h' combine to form the sound /th/. It provides examples of words with 'th' at the beginning, such as 'Thursday' and 'thunder', and at the end, like 'Beth' and 'bath'. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of recognizing and using the 'th' sound in reading and writing.

What sound does the combination of 't' and 'h' make?

• /th/

• /s/

• /t/

• /h/

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Which day of the week mentioned starts with 'th'?

• Friday

• Sunday

• Thursday

• Tuesday

What action is associated with the word 'thud' in the context?

• Singing softly

• Running quickly

• Laughing loudly

• Falling of a thick tree

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What does Beth do at the end of the day?

• Reads a book

• Takes a bath

• Goes to school

• Plays outside

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Which item is used to clean in the examples given?

• Sponge

• Cloth

• Soap

• Brush

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What is the primary purpose of learning the 'th' digraph as mentioned in the video?

• To excel in mathematics

• To improve reading and writing skills

• To understand science better

• To learn history

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