Patterns in English Spelling

The video tutorial covers short vowel pointers, focusing on the CK, TCH, and DGE patterns. Each pattern is explained with examples, emphasizing their use in one-syllable words with short vowels. The lesson also references the floss rule and concludes with a review of the key points.

What is the main focus of this week's lesson?

• Long vowel sounds

• Short vowel pointers

• Silent letters

• Consonant blends

Which of the following is NOT a pattern discussed in this lesson?

• CK

• TCH

• DGE

• SH

What is the key word for the 'ck' pattern?

• Trick

• Clock

• Sack

• Duck

Which word follows the 'ck' pattern?

• Teach

• Duck

• Bridge

• Catch

What is the rule for using 'ck' at the end of a word?

• After a long vowel in a one-syllable word

• In the middle of a word

• At the beginning of a word

• After a short vowel in a one-syllable word

What is the key word for the 'tch' pattern?

• Pitch

• Fetch

• Catch

• Teach

Which word does NOT follow the 'tch' pattern?

• Fetch

• Catch

• Teach

• Pitch

What is the rule for using 'tch' at the end of a word?

• After a long vowel in a one-syllable word

• After a short vowel in a one-syllable word

• At the beginning of a word

• In the middle of a word

What is the key word for the 'dge' pattern?

• Bridge

• Edge

• Dodge

• Fudge

Which word follows the 'dge' pattern?

• Clock

• Bridge

• Catch

• Teach