Changing Ending Sounds of Words

The video tutorial focuses on teaching students how to change the ending sounds of words to form new words. It begins with an introduction to the concept of sound changes, followed by practical examples using the words 'pig' and 'dog'. The instructor demonstrates how changing the last letter of these words can create new words like 'pit' and 'dot'. The session concludes with additional practice using the words 'cup' and 'bag', encouraging students to apply the concept independently.

What is the focus of the lesson introduced at the beginning?

• Changing the middle sound of words

• Changing the spelling of words

• Changing the ending sound of words

• Changing the entire word

What happens when you change the ending sound of 'pig' to 't'?

• It becomes 'pit'

• It becomes 'pat'

• It becomes 'pot'

• It becomes 'pet'

Which letter is used to change 'pig' to 'pin'?

• m

• n

• r

• l

What is the initial word used to demonstrate changing the ending sound?

• Dog

• Bag

• Pig

• Cup

What is the new word when the ending sound of 'pig' is changed to 'n'?

• Pen

• Pun

• Pan

• Pin

What is the new word when the ending sound of 'dog' is changed to 't'?

• Dig

• Dot

• Dag

• Dug

Which letter is used to change 'dog' to 'dot'?

• s

• t

• b

• p

What is the final word formed when changing the ending sound of 'dog' to 'd'?

• Did

• Dod

• Dud

• Dad

What is the new word when the ending sound of 'dog' is changed to 'g'?

• Dug

• Dig

• Dag

• Dog

What is the new word when the ending sound of 'cup' is changed to 't'?

• Cot

• Cat

• Cut

• Cap