Step3_Lesson6_Long Vowel e (_ee_)

The video tutorial focuses on teaching the long vowel E sound through various exercises and tests. It begins with an introduction to the long vowel E sound, followed by practice with words containing this sound. The lesson includes a picture and listening test, a fill-in-the-blanks exercise, and a story reading session to reinforce learning. The session concludes with a phonics test based on the story and a brief conclusion.

What happens to the sound when two 'E's are put together?

• It becomes a short vowel sound.

• It becomes a silent sound.

• It becomes a long vowel E sound.

• It becomes a consonant sound.

Which word is formed by combining 'B' and 'E'?

• BBEB

• BEB

• BEEB

• BEE

What does the word 'deep' mean in the context of the lesson?

• Shallow

• Way down

• High up

• Close by

In the fill-in-the-blank exercise, what word is completed with 'E' in both blanks?

• Meet

• Beef

• Feet

• Seed

What is the main activity in the fill-in-the-blank section?

• Filling in blanks with letters

• Listening to a story

• Matching words with definitions

• Choosing the correct picture

What does the wolf do when it feels hungry in the story?

• It howls loudly.

• It sleeps in the cave.

• It runs away.

• It comes out of the cave.

What new word describes the wolf's action with the beef?

• Sting

• Grip

• See

• Feel

What happens to the wolf when it tries to eat the beef?

• It eats the beef.

• It gets stung by a bee.

• It shares the beef.

• It leaves the beef.

Is it true or false that the wolf eats the beef?

• True

• False

• Not mentioned

• Partially true

What is the reason the wolf couldn't eat the beef?

• It was scared of the dark.

• A bee stung it.

• The beef was too hard.

• It was not hungry.