Understanding the 'igh' Sound

This video tutorial on phonics focuses on the letters IGH, explaining how they work together to produce the long 'I' sound while the G and H remain silent. The tutorial includes reading and spelling exercises with words containing IGH, such as 'night', 'bright', and 'sight'. Viewers are guided through the pronunciation and spelling of these words, with opportunities to practice independently.

What is the main focus of this video?

• The letters 'i g h'

• The letters 'm n o'

• The letters 'a b c'

• The letters 'x y z'

How do the letters 'i g h' work together?

• They make three separate sounds.

• They make the sound 'I'.

• They make the sound 'G'.

• They make the sound 'H'.

In which part of a word do 'i g h' often appear?

• Before the letter 'T'.

• At the end of a word.

• In the middle of a word.

• At the beginning of a word.

What sound do the letters 'i g h' make in the word 'night'?

• H

• I

• N

• G

Which of the following words contains 'i g h'?

• Bright

• Light

• All of the above

• Might

What is the first sound in the word 'fight'?

• H

• G

• I

• F

How do you spell the word 'thigh'?

• T I G H

• T H I G H

• T H I G

• T I G

What letters are used to spell 'high'?

• H I G

• H I G H

• H G H

• H I

Which word is spelled with 'f l i g h t'?

• Frighten

• Flight

• Fright

• Fight

What is the correct spelling for the word that sounds like 'bright'?

• B R I T

• B R I G H T

• B R I G

• B R I G T