Long oo sound | Learn Phonics | Learning to Read | British Teacher

This video tutorial introduces the 'Oh' sound, a digraph formed by two 'O' letters. The instructor explains its variations and focuses on the long 'Oh' sound. The lesson includes identifying the 'Oh' sound in words like 'boot', 'spoon', and 'moose'. Students practice writing the 'Oh' sound using 'magic fingers' and read words such as 'zoo', 'moon', and 'food'. The tutorial encourages active participation and aims to enhance phonics skills.

What is a digraph?

• A single letter making a sound

• Two letters making a single sound

• A sound made by three letters

• A silent letter in a word

Which of the following objects contains the 'Oh' sound?

• Cat

• Boot

• Hat

• Dog

How do you start writing the 'Oh' sound?

• From the middle

• From the side

• From the bottom

• From the top

What should you do with your fingers before writing the 'Oh' sound?

• Keep them still

• Stretch them

• Shake them

• Close them tightly

What is the correct sequence for practicing the 'Oh' sound with magic fingers?

• Start in the middle, go around

• Start at the bottom, go around

• Start at the top, go around

• Start at the side, go around

Which word contains the 'Oh' sound?

• Moon

• Cat

• Sun

• Star

Which of these words does not contain the 'Oh' sound?

• Zoo

• Cat

• Food

• Moon