Understanding the 'wh' Sound and Writing

The video tutorial introduces the 'wh' sound, a digraph formed by the letters 'w' and 'h'. It explains the sound's significance and provides examples of words that start with 'wh', such as 'white', 'whale', and 'wheel'. The tutorial includes instructions on writing the 'wh' sound and offers practice in reading words containing this sound. The session concludes with encouragement for learners to practice and feel proud of their progress.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Learning a new math concept

• Understanding the 'wh' sound

• Exploring different colors

• Practicing addition

What is a digraph?

• A single letter making a sound

• Two letters making a single sound

• A type of musical instrument

• A mathematical term

Which two letters form the 'wh' sound?

• W and A

• W and H

• H and A

• W and E

What sound does the letter W make by itself?

• A different sound

• No sound

• The same 'wh' sound

• A vowel sound

Which word starts with the 'wh' sound?

• Whale

• Banana

• Apple

• Grape

What is found in the magic box that starts with 'wh'?

• A pen

• A whale

• A book

• A shoe

What is the purpose of the magic box in the lesson?

• To store toys

• To find examples of the 'wh' sound

• To keep books

• To hold pencils

How do you write the letter W?

• Start at the middle, go up and down

• Start at the top, go down, round up, down, round up

• Start at the bottom, go up and down

• Start at the top, go straight down

How do you write the letter H?

• Start at the top, go down, halfway up, over, and down

• Start at the bottom, go up, over, and down

• Start at the middle, go up, over, and down

• Start at the top, go straight down

What should you do with your fingers before writing?

• Keep them still

• Clap them together

• Stretch them and roll your shoulders

• Shake them vigorously