Understanding Vowel Teams in English

The video tutorial explains how vowels can form teams to create different sounds. It covers various vowel teams like EE, EA, EY, EI, and IE, providing examples for each. The tutorial highlights that vowel teams can produce new sounds, sometimes with silent letters or consonants assisting. The video aims to enhance understanding of phonics through vowel team examples.

What happens when vowels form a team?

• They always require a consonant to join them.

• They never change their sound.

• They sometimes make a new sound or go silent.

• They always make a new sound.

Which of the following words contains the 'ee' vowel team?

• Dog

• Bee

• Cat

• Sun

What sound does the 'ee' vowel team typically make?

• Ee

• Ay

• Oh

• Ah

Which word is an example of the 'ea' vowel team?

• Tree

• Beach

• Rock

• Sky

What sound does the 'ea' vowel team usually produce?

• Ee

• Ah

• Ay

• Oo

Which of these words uses the 'ey' vowel team?

• Honey

• Cat

• Dog

• Sun

What sound is commonly associated with the 'ey' vowel team?

• Ee

• Ay

• Oh

• Ah

Identify a word that contains the 'ei' vowel team.

• Sky

• Rock

• Tree

• Ceiling

What sound does the 'ei' vowel team often make?

• Ee

• Ay

• Oh

• Ah

Which vowel team can be found in the word 'receipt'?

• Ee

• Ie

• Ey

• Ei