Sound Changes and Word Formation

The video tutorial introduces long A vowel digraphs, focusing on AI, AY, and EA. Students practice writing and pronouncing these sounds, build words using them, and engage in silent blending exercises. The lesson concludes with a sound manipulation activity to form new words by changing sounds.

What is the main topic of today's lesson?

• Consonant blends

• Silent letters

• Long A vowel digraphs

• Short A vowel sounds

Which of the following is NOT a long A vowel digraph discussed in the lesson?

• AI

• OU

• AY

• EA

What sound does the digraph 'AI' make?

• O

• E

• A

• I

Which digraph can make multiple sounds, but is focused on making the long A sound in this lesson?

• OU

• EA

• AY

• AI

What materials are suggested for practicing writing the vowel digraphs?

• Paint and canvas

• Chalk and board

• Whiteboard and dry erase marker

• Crayons and paper

How many times should you write the digraph 'EA' during practice?

• Four times

• Once

• Three times

• Twice

What is the first word built using the long A vowel digraphs?

• Say

• Way

• Made

• Paid

Which word is formed by blending the sounds 'b', 'a', and 'y'?

• Bee

• Bay

• Bow

• Boo

What is the correct word formed by blending 'm', 'a', and 'd'?

• Made

• Mud

• Mad

• Mood

Which of the following is NOT a sound reviewed in the lesson?

• Burr

• Hmmed

• Full

• Zee