Understanding 'aw' and 'au' Sounds

The video tutorial explains the aw sound made by the vowel pairs au and aw. It provides rules for when to use each pair: aw is used at the end of words, while au is used elsewhere. Examples include spelling 'saw' and 'launch'. The video concludes with a suggestion to practice more on RocketSpelling.com.

What sound do both 'aw' and 'au' vowel pairs make?

• Aw

• Ee

• Oo

• Ow

What is the correct spelling for the word 'paw'?

• P-u-w

• P-a-u

• P-a-w

• P-o-w

Which sound is not made by 'aw' or 'au'?

• Aw

• Ow

• Ee

• Oo

When is the 'aw' spelling used?

• At the beginning of a word

• At the end of a word

• In compound words

• In the middle of a word

How would you spell the word 'saw'?

• S-a-u

• S-a-w

• S-u-w

• S-o-w

What is the correct spelling for the word 'launch'?

• L-a-w-n-c-h

• L-a-u-n-c-h

• L-o-n-c-h

• L-u-n-c-h

Which vowel pair is used in the middle of words?

• Ow

• Au

• Aw

• Ou

What did Astro see flying?

• A kite and an airplane

• A bird

• A balloon

• A helicopter

What is Ed trying to do in the fun scenario?

• Climb a tree

• Fly with a balloon

• Run a race

• Swim in a pool

Which character is mentioned as being too heavy?

• The announcer

• Ed

• The child

• Astro