The video tutorial teaches how to read words using the bossy e strategy. It explains the concept of vowels having short and long sounds and introduces the vowel-consonant-e (V-C-e) pattern. The tutorial provides examples to demonstrate how the bossy e makes the preceding vowel say its name while remaining silent. It guides viewers through the process of identifying the V-C-e pattern, saying the vowel's name, and blending sounds to read words correctly.

What is the long vowel sound of 'a' as mentioned in the lesson?

• Like in the word 'cup'

• Like in the word 'cat'

• Like in the word 'cape'

• Like in the word 'cap'

In the V-C-e pattern, what role does the 'e' play?

• It is pronounced at the end of the word

• It makes the vowel say its name

• It is always silent and has no effect

• It changes the consonant sound

How should the word 'note' be pronounced using the bossy e strategy?

• Not

• Not-e

• Note-e

• Note

Which of the following words follows the V-C-e pattern?

• Cup

• Cube

• Cat

• Cut

What is the first step in solving tricky words using the bossy e strategy?

• Keep the 'e' silent

• Check for the V-C-e pattern

• Blend all the sounds

• Say the vowel's name