Long O Sound Spelling Patterns

Mrs. Sullivan's video tutorial covers the five spelling patterns that produce the long o sound: 'O', 'OA', 'OW', 'OE', and 'O consonant E'. Each pattern is explained with examples, highlighting their usage in different words. The video also notes the dual pronunciation of 'OW'. The tutorial concludes with a call to action to like and subscribe.

How many different spelling patterns are there for the long o sound?

• Six

• Five

• Four

• Three

Which of the following words uses just 'o' to make the long o sound?

• Snow

• Hero

• Joe

• Boat

What is the long o sound in the word 'photo' made by?

• 'oe'

• 'ow'

• Just 'o'

• 'oa'

Which word does not use the 'oa' pattern to make the long o sound?

• Hero

• Coat

• Float

• Road

Which of these words uses the 'oa' pattern?

• Joe

• Hero

• Coat

• Snow

What is a unique feature of the 'ow' spelling pattern?

• It is the most common pattern

• It only makes the long o sound

• It is only used in names

• It can make both long o and ow sounds

Which of these words uses the 'ow' pattern to make the long o sound?

• Bow (as in ribbon)

• Bow (as in performance)

• Grow

• Joe

Which word uses the 'ow' pattern to make the long o sound?

• Show

• Goat

• Joe

• Home

Which word uses the 'ow' pattern to make the long o sound?

• Goat

• Home

• Joe

• Blow

Which spelling pattern is not very popular for the long o sound?

• OE

• OW

• O Consonant E

• OA