oy Sound | Learn Phonics | oy Words | Learn to Read | British Teacher

The video tutorial introduces the OI sound, explaining it as a digraph formed by the letters O and Y. It compares this with the OI sound made by the letters O and I. The lesson includes interactive practice, using examples like 'toy', 'soy', and 'boy'. The instructor uses a magic box to find objects with the OI sound and guides students in writing the sound using letters O and Y. The session concludes with reading practice of words containing the OI sound, ensuring students can recognize and pronounce it correctly.

What is a digraph?

• A single letter that makes a sound

• Two letters that make a single sound

• A silent letter in a word

• A group of three letters

Which of the following words contains the OI sound?

• Toy

• Hat

• Dog

• Cat

What is the correct way to start writing the letter O?

• From the top

• From the side

• From the bottom

• From the middle

How should you finish writing the letter Y?

• With a loop

• With a straight line

• With a flick

• With a dot

Which word does not have the OI sound?

• Boy

• Toy

• Cat

• Soy

What is the first word practiced in the reading section?

• Toy

• Boy

• Soy

• Enjoy

Which word is used to conclude the lesson?

• Enjoy

• Goodbye

• Welcome

• Hello