Understanding Vowel Teams OE and OA

The video tutorial introduces first-grade students to two vowel teams: OA and OE. It explains how these vowel teams produce the 'O' sound and provides examples of words containing these sounds. The teacher guides students through several examples, such as 'float', 'soap', 'goal', and 'coat' for OA, and 'toes', 'goes', and 'potatoes' for OE. The lesson concludes with instructions for a worksheet where students will categorize words based on the vowel teams.

What are the two vowel teams discussed in today's lesson?

• OA and AI

• OA and OE

• OE and UI

• AI and UI

What sound does the vowel team OA make?

• O

• E

• U

• A

Which of the following words contains the OA sound?

• Suit

• Seat

• Soap

• Set

Which vowel team is used in the word 'float'?

• OA

• OE

• AI

• UI

What is the first example word given for the OA sound?

• Float

• Coat

• Goal

• Soap

Which of these words does not have the OA sound?

• Seat

• Coat

• Float

• Goal

What is the sound of the vowel team OE?

• U

• E

• O

• A

Which word has the OE sound?

• Gets

• Goes

• Gates

• Guts

Which vowel team is used in the word 'toes'?

• OE

• UI

• OA

• AI

What is the first example word given for the OE sound?

• Potatoes

• Toes

• Soap

• Goes