Identifying 'I' Sound Words

The video tutorial introduces the I sound, a trigraph formed by the letters i, g, and h. The instructor uses a magic box to find objects like knight, light, and tights, demonstrating the I sound. Viewers are guided through writing the I sound and practice reading words such as hi, night, and light. The session encourages active participation and concludes with a challenge to think of more words with the I sound.

What is the 'I' sound in this lesson referred to as?

• A digraph

• A trigraph

• A monograph

• A phoneme

Which letters combine to form the 'I' sound?

• i, g, h

• a, e, i

• o, u, y

• b, c, d

What is the first item found in the magic box that contains the 'I' sound?

• Tights

• Kite

• Knight

• Light bulb

Which of the following words does NOT contain the 'I' sound?

• Light

• Night

• Tights

• Cat

What is the second item found in the magic box?

• Book

• Knight

• Light bulb

• Tights

What is the third item found in the magic box?

• Hat

• Light bulb

• Tights

• Knight

What is the first step in writing the letter 'i' for the 'I' sound?

• Start at the side and go across

• Start in the middle and go around

• Start at the bottom and go up

• Start at the top and go down

How do you complete the letter 'g' for the 'I' sound?

• Go in a zigzag pattern

• Go up and over

• Go straight down and flick

• Go all the way around, down, and curl

What is the final step in writing the letter 'h' for the 'I' sound?

• Go in a circle

• Go in a straight line

• Go halfway up, over, and down

• Go all the way down

What is the purpose of the 'magic fingers' exercise?

• To practice writing the 'I' sound

• To practice reading the 'I' sound

• To practice speaking the 'I' sound

• To practice listening to the 'I' sound