This video tutorial teaches how to alphabetize words by examining their initial letters. It outlines three steps: underlining the first letter, determining the order, and repeating the process for words with the same initial letter. A practical example with words like 'igloo', 'grain', 'hobby', and 'goal' is provided to demonstrate the process. The lesson concludes by summarizing the key points of alphabetizing.

What does it mean to alphabetize words?

• To arrange words randomly

• To arrange words in the order of the alphabet

• To arrange words based on their length

• To arrange words in reverse order

What is the first step in alphabetizing words?

• Underline the vowels in each word

• Underline the last letter of each word

• Underline the first letter of each word

• Count the number of letters in each word

If two words start with the same letter, what should you do next?

• Underline the last letter in each word

• Ignore the words

• Underline the next letter in each word

• Arrange them randomly

Which word comes first alphabetically: 'goal' or 'grain'?

• Goal

• It depends on the context

• Grain

• They are the same

After arranging 'goal', 'grain', 'hobby', and 'igloo', which word comes last?

• Igloo

• Hobby

• Grain

• Goal