Understanding Digraphs and Word Sounds

The video introduces the OI digraph, explaining how the letters O and I combine to make the 'oi' sound. It provides examples of words containing this sound, such as 'boy', 'oil', and 'coin', and encourages viewers to practice pronouncing them. The video also includes more challenging words and concludes with a call to action for viewers to like and subscribe for more phonics content.

What sound do the letters 'O' and 'I' make when combined?

• oi

• oo

• ai

• ee

What is the main focus of the video?

• Practicing spelling

• Understanding a digraph

• Learning new words

• Listening to music

Which word was used to practice the 'oi' sound first?

• oil

• toilet

• boink

• oink

What animal sound is associated with the word 'oink'?

• Cow

• Dog

• Cat

• Pig

Which word is associated with a pig's sound?

• boink

• toilet

• point

• oink

Which word was practiced after 'oink'?

• sole

• toilet

• point

• coins

What is the correct pronunciation of 'sole' as practiced in the video?

• seal

• soul

• soil

• sale

What is tricky about the word 'coins'?

• Its length

• Its meaning

• Its pronunciation

• Its spelling

Which word follows 'coins' in the practice session?

• oil

• boink

• toilet

• point

What phrase is repeated for practice in the video?

• oh coins

• oh oil

• oh point

• oh boy