o-e Sound | Learn Phonics | o-e words | Learn to Read | British Teacher

The video tutorial introduces the O sound, explaining it as a split digraph where O and E are separated by another letter. The instructor highlights other combinations like OA and OW that also produce the O sound. Through a magic box activity, students identify words like 'stone', 'note', and 'phone' that contain the O sound. The tutorial then guides students on writing the O sound using 'magic fingers' and provides practice in reading words such as 'rope', 'home', and 'cone'. The session concludes with encouragement for students' efforts.

What is the first word introduced in the reading section of the lesson?

How do you pronounce the word 'home' as taught in the lesson?

What is the last word discussed in the lesson that uses the O sound?