Understanding the 'oi' Sound

The video tutorial introduces the 'oi' sound, a diagraph formed by the letters 'o' and 'i'. The teacher explains that 'o' and 'y' can also make the 'oi' sound. Students practice saying the sound, identify it in words like 'foil', 'coin', and 'oil', and learn to write it. The session concludes with reading exercises to reinforce the sound in different words.

What is the 'oi' sound classified as?

• A consonant

• A diagraph

• A vowel

• A syllable

Which two letter combinations can make the 'oi' sound?

• O and A

• O and I

• O and U

• O and E

What is found in the magic box that contains the 'oi' sound?

• A toy

• A pen

• A book

• Foil

Where is the 'oi' sound located in the word 'coin'?

• At the beginning

• Not present

• In the middle

• At the end

Which of the following words contains the 'oi' sound?

• Cat

• Dog

• Sun

• Oil

What is the first step in writing the letter 'O' for the 'oi' sound?

• Start at the side

• Start at the bottom

• Start at the top

• Start in the middle

What should you do after writing the letter 'i' for the 'oi' sound?

• Add a flick

• Add a circle

• Add a dot

• Add a line

What is the purpose of using magic fingers in the lesson?

• To draw pictures

• To write letters

• To play games

• To count numbers

What is the correct sequence for writing the letter 'i'?

• Start at the side, go across, and dot

• Start at the top, go down, and flick

• Start at the middle, go down, and flick

• Start at the bottom, go up, and dot

What should students use as a magic piece of paper?

• Their other hand

• A desk

• A real paper

• A notebook