Pronunciation of 'ed' Endings

The video tutorial covers phonics in module eight, focusing on the pronunciation of the 'ed' ending in simple past tense verbs. It explains three rules: 'd' pronunciation after voiced sounds, 't' pronunciation after voiceless sounds, and 'id' pronunciation after 't' and 'd' sounds. The lesson includes examples and practice activities from the student's book and workbook to reinforce learning.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Understanding present tense verbs

• Practicing sentence structure

• Identifying and pronouncing 'ed' sounds in past tense verbs

• Learning new vocabulary words

How many different ways can the 'ed' ending be pronounced?

• Two

• One

• Three

• Four

Which sound is associated with the 'ed' ending after voiced sounds?

• 'd'

• 't'

• 'id'

• 'ed'

What should you feel when pronouncing voiced sounds?

• No movement

• Vibration

• A click

• A pop

Which of the following verbs has an 'ed' ending pronounced as 'd'?

• Painted

• Listened

• Invented

• Walked

What is the 'ed' sound in the word 'smelled'?

• 'ed'

• 'id'

• 't'

• 'd'

Which sound is associated with the 'ed' ending after voiceless sounds?

• 't'

• 'id'

• 'd'

• 'ed'

What happens to your vocal cords when pronouncing voiceless sounds?

• They vibrate

• They don't vibrate

• They click

• They move

Which of the following verbs has an 'ed' ending pronounced as 't'?

• Rolled

• Invented

• Painted

• Watched

What is the 'ed' sound in the word 'walked'?

• 't'

• 'ed'

• 'd'

• 'id'