Understanding the 'K' Sound

The video tutorial introduces the K sound, explaining how it is produced by the letters C and K. The instructor demonstrates identifying the K sound in words like duck, rock, and sock. Viewers are guided through writing the K sound using letters C and K, and practice reading words containing the sound. The session concludes with encouragement to think of more words with the K sound.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Learning the 's' sound

• Learning the 'k' sound

• Learning the 't' sound

• Learning the 'm' sound

Which letters are known to make the 'k' sound?

• M and N

• C and D

• A and B

• C and K

Where does the 'k' sound usually appear in words?

• In the middle or at the end

• Only in the middle

• At the beginning

• Only at the end

What sound does the letter 'C' make in this lesson?

• S sound

• K sound

• T sound

• M sound

What sound does the letter 'K' make in this lesson?

• K sound

• M sound

• T sound

• S sound

What object was found first in the magic box?

• A rock

• A sock

• A duck

• A clock

Which word does NOT end with the 'k' sound?

• Duck

• Dog

• Sock

• Rock

What two letters are used to write the 'k' sound?

• D and E

• A and B

• F and G

• C and K

What is the first step in writing the 'k' sound?

• Start at the side

• Start at the top

• Start in the middle

• Start at the bottom

What should you do with your magic fingers before writing?

• Cross them

• Hide them

• Give them a big wobble

• Keep them still