Exploring the Magic of Vowel Teams

The video tutorial explains the concept of 'When Two Vowels Go Walking', where the first vowel often does the talking. It provides examples with vowel pairs like 'oa', 'ea', 'ai', 'ie', and 'oe', demonstrating how the first vowel is pronounced while the second is silent. The tutorial emphasizes this phonics rule through repetition and examples, helping learners understand vowel sounds in words.

What happens when two vowels go walking together?

• None of the vowels make a sound

• The first vowel does the talking

• Both vowels are silent

• The second vowel does the talking

In the word 'boat', which vowel sound is heard?

• i

• e

• o

• a

What is the vowel sound heard in the word 'beat'?

• e

• o

• i

• a

Which vowel sound is prominent in the word 'rain'?

• a

• i

• o

• e

In the word 'coat', which vowel sound is dominant?

• e

• a

• i

• o

What is the vowel sound in 'train'?

• i

• o

• e

• a

In 'pie', which vowel sound is heard?

• e

• i

• o

• a

Which vowel sound is present in the word 'toe'?

• i

• e

• o

• a

In the word 'team', which vowel sound is audible?

• a

• i

• o

• e