Foundational Literacy: Blending and Segmenting Sounds, Part 1

The video tutorial explains the concept of blending sounds to form words, emphasizing its importance in understanding word formation. It provides examples with the words 'cat', 'leg', and 'dog', encouraging viewers to practice blending these sounds.

Why is it important to learn how to blend sounds?

• It helps in understanding how words are formed.

• It makes reading more difficult.

• It is only useful for learning new languages.

• It is not important at all.

What is the result when you blend the sounds C, A, and T?

• Rat

• Bat

• Cat

• Dog

Which of the following is a correct blend of the sounds L, E, and G?

• Log

• Leg

• Lag

• Lug

What word do you get when you blend the sounds D, O, and G?

• Dug

• Dag

• Dog

• Dig

Which of the following is NOT a word formed by blending sounds?

• Dog

• Leg

• Tree

• Cat