Phonics and Digraphs Assessment

In this video, Abby introduces a phonics lesson focusing on the 'oo' digraph, which is a combination of two letters that make a single sound. The lesson includes an explanation of digraphs, practice making the 'oo' sound, and identifying words that contain this sound, such as 'zoo', 'moon', and 'broom'. Abby guides viewers through blending sounds to form words and encourages them to practice. The video concludes with a reminder to continue practicing phonics and to engage with more phonics videos.

What is a digraph?

• Two letters making one sound

• A single letter making two sounds

• A silent letter in a word

• A sound made by three letters

Which two letters form the 'oo' sound?

• E and I

• O and O

• A and E

• O and U

What is the sound made by the digraph 'oo'?

• Ah

• Ee

• Uh

• Oo

What is an example of a place you can visit that contains the 'oo' sound?

• Park

• Zoo

• Library

• Museum

Which word contains the 'oo' sound and is related to something smelly?

• Food

• Shoe

• Flower

• Perfume

What do we eat that contains the 'oo' sound?

• Juice

• Bread

• Food

• Candy

What celestial body contains the 'oo' sound?

• Sun

• Planet

• Star

• Moon

Which of these words does NOT contain the 'oo' sound?

• Zoo

• Cat

• Moon

• Book

What object used by witches contains the 'oo' sound?

• Cauldron

• Hat

• Broom

• Wand

What is the process of combining sounds to form a word called?

• Separating

• Mixing

• Blending

• Dividing