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

This video tutorial introduces the E sound, a digraph formed by the letters E and Y. The teacher explains other variations of the E sound, such as EE and EA, but focuses on EY. Through a magic box activity, students identify words like 'key', 'donkey', and 'honey' that contain the E sound. The tutorial includes a writing exercise to form the E sound using letters E and Y, followed by reading practice with words like 'key', 'valley', and 'chimney'. The session concludes with encouragement and a farewell.

What is a digraph in the context of the E sound?

• A single letter that makes a sound

• Two letters that make a single sound

• A sound made by three letters

• A silent letter in a word

Which of the following words contains the E sound?

• Dog

• Cat

• Sun

• Key

How do you start writing the letter E for the E sound?

• Start at the bottom and go up

• Start at the top and go down

• Start in the middle and go around

• Start at the side and go across

What is the correct sequence to write the letter Y for the E sound?

• Down, round up, all the way down, flick

• Up, round down, flick

• Round, down, flick

• Down, flick, round up

Which word does not contain the E sound?

• Valley

• Chimney

• Honey

• Cat

In the word 'valley', where is the E sound located?

• At the beginning

• In the middle

• At the end

• There is no E sound

What is the last word practiced in the reading section?

• Valley

• Honey

• Key

• Chimney