Vowel Teams and Homophones Assessment

Unit 13 focuses on learning three new vowel teams: OW, OE, and OA. The video provides examples of these vowel teams in words like 'snow', 'toe', and 'boat'. It also explains how to use these vowel teams in multi-syllabic words and offers hints for spelling. The unit revisits homophones, providing examples like 'toe' and 'tow'. Trick words for the unit include 'Beautiful', 'Tomorrow', and 'Cousin'. The 'Beat the Clock' activity encourages students to practice inserting the correct vowel team in words within a time limit.

What is the main focus of Unit 13?

• Introduction to new consonant blends

• Review of vowel teams

• Learning about punctuation

• Exploring new vocabulary

Which of the following is NOT a vowel team introduced in Unit 13?

• OU

• OA

• OE

• OW

Which word contains the OA vowel team?

• Toe

• Show

• Boat

• Snow

In which type of words can vowel teams be used?

• Only in single-syllable words

• Only in compound words

• In multisyllabic words

• Only in words with prefixes

Which word is an example of a multisyllabic word using a vowel team?

• Below

• Snow

• Boat

• Toe

Where does the OE vowel team usually appear in a word?

• In the middle

• Before a consonant

• At the end

• At the beginning

Which vowel team is often found at the end of a word or syllable?

• OU

• OW

• OE

• OA

Which vowel team requires a consonant after it?

• OU

• OE

• OA

• OW

Which vowel team can sometimes appear in the middle of a word?

• OW

• OU

• OA

• OE

What are homophones?

• Words that are spelled the same but have different meanings

• Words that have the same meaning but different spellings

• Words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings

• Words that rhyme with each other