Blending Vowel Teams: OI, OY

The video tutorial explains vowel teams, focusing on 'oi' and 'oy', which both produce the 'oy' sound. It demonstrates how 'oi' typically appears at the beginning or middle of words, while 'oy' is often found at the end. The tutorial includes exercises for blending words with these vowel teams, helping learners understand and practice the sounds in different word positions.

What sound does the 'oi' vowel team make, and where is it usually found in words?

• It makes the 'oo' sound and is usually at the end of words.

• It makes the 'ee' sound and is usually at the beginning of words.

• It makes the 'oi' sound and is usually at the beginning or middle of words.

• It makes the 'oy' sound and is usually at the end of words.

Which of the following words contains the 'oy' vowel team?

• Coin

• Join

• Boy

• Boil

What is a common characteristic of the 'oy' vowel team?

• It makes two distinct sounds.

• It is found at the end of words.

• It is found at the beginning of words.

• It is always silent.

In the word 'coy', what does the word mean?

• Loud

• Angry

• Shy or modest

• Happy

Which of the following words is an example of blending 'oi' and 'oy' vowel teams?

• Coin

• Join

• Spoil

• Toy