Understanding the 'E' Sound

The video tutorial introduces the 'e' sound, explaining it as a diagraph formed by the letters 'E' and 'A'. The instructor uses a magic box to find objects like tea, leaf, and seal that contain the 'e' sound. The video also provides instructions on writing the 'e' sound and practices reading words such as tea, leaf, and peach. The session concludes with a recap of the learned concepts.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Learning the 'a' sound

• Learning the 'e' sound

• Learning the 'o' sound

• Learning the 'u' sound

Which letters form the 'e' sound as a digraph?

• A and E

• A and A

• E and E

• E and A

Which of the following is NOT a way to make the 'e' sound?

• E and A

• E and E

• E and I

• A and A

What is found in the magic box that uses the 'e' sound?

• A cup of milk

• A cup of coffee

• A cup of juice

• A cup of tea

Which object does NOT contain the 'e' sound?

• Tree

• Tea

• Leaf

• Seal

What is the first step in writing the letter 'E'?

• Start in the middle

• Start at the top

• Start at the bottom

• Start at the side

How do you start writing the letter 'A'?

• Start at the bottom

• Start at the side

• Start at the top

• Start in the middle

What should you do before starting to write the letters?

• Shake your head

• Shake your fingers

• Shake your arms

• Shake your legs

Which word contains the 'e' sound?

• Dog

• Tea

• Cat

• Sun

What is the second word practiced for reading with the 'e' sound?

• Tea

• Leaf

• Peach

• Seal