Blending Onsets and CVC Words

This video tutorial focuses on teaching kindergarten students about phonics, specifically blending onsets and rhymes in CVC words. The lesson begins with an introduction to the objectives and common core standards. It then explains the concept of onsets and rhymes, using the example of the 'at' word family. Students practice blending various consonants with 'at' to form words like cat, rat, and hat, enhancing their phonics skills.

What is the main focus of the lesson?

• Learning about numbers

• Blending onsets and rhymes of CVC words

• Understanding colors

• Practicing addition

What sound does the initial letter A make?

• Silent sound

• Consonant sound

• Short vowel sound

• Long vowel sound

What is a rhyme in the context of this lesson?

• A type of dance

• A group of letters

• A group of numbers

• A type of song

What is the term for the consonant added at the beginning of a rhyme?

• Suffix

• Prefix

• Offset

• Onset

Which of the following is a CVC word?

• Sky

• Tree

• Cat

• Dog

What is the purpose of blending onsets and rhymes?

• To create new words

• To practice drawing

• To sing songs

• To learn numbers

What word is formed by blending the initial letter C with 'at'?

• Cat

• Bat

• Mat

• Rat

What is the initial letter in the word 'cat'?

• R

• M

• B

• C

What word is formed by blending the initial letter R with 'at'?

• Rat

• Cat

• Bat

• Mat

What is the initial letter in the word 'rat'?

• M

• B

• C

• R