Vowel Teams Reading and Spelling Challenge

This video tutorial focuses on teaching phonics through vowel teams. It explains how vowel teams often follow a pattern where the first vowel makes a long sound and the second remains silent. The video includes reading and spelling exercises to help learners practice these concepts. Students are guided through reading words with vowel teams and then practice spelling them, reinforcing their understanding of vowel team patterns.

What usually happens when two vowels are next to each other?

• The second vowel makes a long sound, and the first is silent.

• Both vowels make a long sound.

• The first vowel makes a long sound, and the second is silent.

• Both vowels are silent.

How many sounds do you typically make with vowel teams?

• No sound

• One sound

• Three sounds

• Two sounds

What sound does the team 'OW' make in a word?

• O

• A

• E

• I

Which word contains a vowel team?

• Bat

• Queen

• Dog

• Cat

What is the correct spelling for the sound /bēt/?

• Bait

• Beet

• Beat

• Bite

How do you spell the word pronounced as /frīd/?

• Fried

• Freed

• Fright

• Fryed

What is the correct spelling for the sound /sūt/?

• Soot

• Suit

• Sute

• Shoot

How is 'mail' spelled when referring to letters?

• Male

• Mael

• Mail

• Mall

What is the correct spelling for the sound /snō/?

• Snoe

• Snow

• Snough

• Sno

How do you spell the word pronounced as /trē/?

• Tri

• Tree

• Trea

• Trie