Blending and Segmenting Games

The video introduces six simple and effective blending and segmenting games for teaching phonics in a multi-sensory way. It covers various games using household items like monster boxes, envelopes, spoons, and pop it toys to engage children in learning phonics. The video also provides information on segmenting games and offers a free worksheet available on the creator's website.

What is the main focus of the video?

• Art and craft activities

• Cooking recipes

• Teaching math concepts

• Blending and segmenting games

What is used to create the monster in the first game?

• A cereal box

• A loose tea powder box

• A shoe box

• A plastic container

In the envelope game, what is the first sound in the word 'sun'?

• N

• U

• T

• S

What type of spoons are recommended for the spoon game?

• Wooden spoons

• Metal spoons

• Colored plastic spoons

• White disposable spoons

In the picture game, what should children do after reading the word?

• Place the picture beside the word

• Color the picture

• Write the word

• Draw the picture

What is the pop-it game used for?

• Learning colors

• Blending words

• Counting numbers

• Drawing shapes

What is the purpose of using miniatures in the last blending game?

• To make it more colorful

• To increase excitement and motivation

• To make it more challenging

• To reduce the cost

What is the basic concept of segmenting games?

• Drawing pictures of words

• Counting the number of letters in words

• Breaking down words into sounds

• Combining sounds to form words

In the pop-it segmenting game, what should children do after hearing a word?

• Say the word aloud

• Draw the word

• Write the word

• Click on the right buttons

What should be kept in mind when giving letters for the spoon segmenting game?

• Use only vowels

• Use only consonants

• Keep the number of letters under 10

• Give as many letters as possible