th Sound | Learn Phonics | th words | Learn to Read | British Teacher

This video tutorial introduces the 'th' sound, a digraph made by the letters T and H. The teacher explains how to pronounce it by touching the tongue to the teeth. Through a magic box activity, students explore words like 'sloth', 'thread', and 'cloth' that contain the 'th' sound. The tutorial also includes a writing exercise using 'magic fingers' to form the letters T and H. Finally, students practice reading words such as 'moth', 'thin', and 'think', emphasizing the correct pronunciation of the 'th' sound.

What is a digraph?

• A single letter that makes a sound

• Two letters that make a single sound

• A group of three letters

• A silent letter in a word

How should your tongue be positioned when making the 'th' sound?

• Touching your teeth

• Touching the roof of your mouth

• Behind your lips

• Resting at the bottom of your mouth

Which of these words contains the 'th' sound at the end?

• Both Cloth and Sloth

• Sloth

• Cloth

• Thread

What is the first step in writing the letter 'T'?

• Start at the top and go down

• Start at the top and go sideways

• Start at the bottom and go up

• Start in the middle and go sideways

What is the correct sequence for writing the letter 'H'?

• Start at the top, go sideways, and down

• Start at the middle, go up, and down

• Start at the top, go down, halfway up, over, and down

• Start at the bottom, go up, and cross

Which word begins with the 'th' sound?

• Cloth

• Thin

• Sloth

• Moth

Which of these words has two digraphs?

• Thread

• Think

• Thin

• Moth