Phonics: 'ch' and 'sh' Sounds

The video tutorial covers phonics, focusing on the pronunciation of 'ch', 'sh', and 'th' sounds. It provides examples and exercises from the student book and workbook to help students practice these sounds. The lesson includes interactive activities to reinforce learning and ensure students can differentiate between similar sounds.

What is the main focus of today's phonics lesson?

• Exploring new vocabulary

• Practicing writing skills

• Understanding the 'ch' and 'sh' sounds

• Learning about vowels

Which letters produce the 'ch' sound as in 'chair'?

• sh

• ph

• ch

• th

In which word does 'tch' produce the 'ch' sound?

• Fish

• Ship

• Catch

• Peach

How do you make the 'ch' sound?

• Let air flow out of your nose

• Put your lips together and blow

• Put out your lips a little and push out air

• Keep your tongue between your teeth

Which of these words contains the 'sh' sound?

• Chair

• Peach

• Catch

• Ship

How is the 'sh' sound produced?

• By whispering

• By humming

• By closing your lips tightly

• By letting air flow out of your mouth

Which letters can produce two different 'th' sounds?

• ch

• sh

• th

• ph

What is an example of a word with the voiced 'th' sound?

• Ship

• This

• Thin

• Catch

How do you make the unvoiced 'th' sound?

• By whispering

• By blowing air through your nose

• By keeping your tongue between your teeth and pushing air out

• By humming

Which word does not belong with 'thirsty' and 'teeth'?

• Thin

• Tooth

• Brother

• Father