This video tutorial introduces the OI sound, a digraph formed by the letters O and I, which produces the OY sound. The instructor explains the difference between OI and OY digraphs and engages students in interactive practice. Using a 'magic box,' the teacher explores words like 'foil,' 'coin,' and 'oil' that contain the OI sound. The video also includes a segment on writing the OI sound, with step-by-step instructions, and concludes with reading practice of words containing the OI sound. The session is designed to be interactive, encouraging students to participate actively.

What is the OI sound classified as?

• A syllable

• A consonant

• A digraph

• A vowel

Which of the following words contains the OI sound?

• Sun

• Cat

• Dog

• Foil

In the word 'coin', where is the OI sound located?

• It is not present

• At the end

• In the middle

• At the beginning

How do you start writing the letter O for the OI sound?

• From the right

• From the top

• From the bottom

• From the left

What is the first step in writing the letter I for the OI sound?

• Start in the middle

• Start at the bottom

• Start at the top

• Start from the side

Which word is used to practice reading the OI sound?

• Cat

• Point

• Sun

• Dog

What is the correct sequence for reading the word 'foil' with the OI sound?

• Oi L Foil

• Oi O Foil

• Oi P Foil

• Oi N Foil