Lesson 69 - Letters that sound like words (Levels 1&2)

The video tutorial by Solinka Lot introduces the concept of linking as a mnemonic technique, particularly useful for spelling. The instructor gives shout outs to students who have used acrostics effectively. The lesson focuses on letters that sound like words, exploring examples like 'ARE', 'fruit', 'much', 'city', and 'four'. The tutorial emphasizes patterns in spelling and the unique characteristics of certain words, aiming to enhance spelling skills through engaging and memorable techniques.

What technique does Solinka Lot emphasize for remembering spellings?

• Repetition

• Mind mapping

• Linking

• Flashcards

What acrostic did Zickety Zack use for the word 'yacht'?

• Yachts can always help tide

• Yachts always catch high tide

• Yachts always can help travel

• Yachts are cool high tide

What mistake did Lorna spot in the animation?

• The letter Q was replaced by Z

• The letter Z was missing

• The letter Q was missing

• The letter A was replaced by Z

Which word is used to demonstrate letters that sound like words in the lesson?

• Are

• Bee

• See

• Dee

What is the unique feature of the word 'fruit' discussed in the lesson?

• It has a silent letter

• It sounds like 'fright'

• It is spelled with double O

• It uses the letter U to sound like 'you'

What common mistake do people make when spelling 'much'?

• Using an S instead of C

• Adding an extra T

• Adding an extra C

• Using a K instead of C

How many letters does the word 'four' have?

• Six

• Five

• Four

• Three

What is unique about the spelling of the number 'forty'?

• It has more letters than the number it represents

• Its letters are in alphabetical order

• It has a silent letter

• It is spelled with a U

What is the rhyme used to remember the word 'out'?

• Out of sight

• Hey, you, out

• Out and about

• Out you go

Which word is used to demonstrate the concept of letters sounding like words?

• Out

• Fruit

• Much

• City