Introduction to sight word - Some

The video tutorial features a playful repetition of the word 'some' through various food items like mangoes, wafers, fruit juice, and chocolate. It emphasizes the spelling of 'some' as S-O-M-E, using a catchy and repetitive format to engage learners.

What are the two treats mentioned in the first section that the speaker desires?

• Juicy oranges and crunchy cookies

• Juicy pears and crunchy crackers

• Juicy mangoes and crunchy wafers

• Juicy apples and crunchy chips

In the first section, what is the repeated desire expressed by the speaker?

• I have some, I have some

• I want some, I want some

• I see some, I see some

• I need some, I need some

What is the repeated phrase in the second section that emphasizes variety?

• S-O-M-E, S-O-M-E, Some of this and some of that

• N-O-N-E, N-O-N-E, None of this and none of that

• M-O-R-E, M-O-R-E, More of this and more of that

• A-L-L, A-L-L, All of this and all of that

What is the main theme of the second section?

• The idea of wanting a variety of things

• The need for specific items

• The concept of having none

• The desire for more of everything

Which two items are mentioned in the third section as being craved by the speaker?

• Slurpy milkshake and gooey caramel

• Slurpy lemonade and gooey fudge

• Slurpy fruit juice and gooey chocolate

• Slurpy soda and gooey candy