Glued Sounds and Sound Activities

The video tutorial introduces glued sounds, explaining their significance in phonics. Students practice pronouncing glued sounds like 'ang', 'ing', 'ong', and 'ung' and learn to tap and mark these sounds in words. The session includes a drill sound warm-up using large and standard cards, followed by a vowel extension exercise. The lesson concludes with a focus on trick words.

What is unusual about today's lesson start?

• It starts with a song.

• It starts with a new concept.

• It starts with a game.

• It starts with a story.

What are glued sounds?

• Sounds that are only used in songs.

• Sounds that are kept together for easier pronunciation.

• Sounds that are pronounced separately.

• Sounds that are always silent.

Which of the following is a glued sound?

• ung

• All of the above

• ong

• ang

How many fingers are used to tap the glued sound 'ang'?

• Three

• Two

• Four

• One

What word is formed by adding 's' to 'ang'?

• Sang

• Sing

• Song

• Sung

How are glued sounds marked in words?

• Circled

• Highlighted

• Boxed

• Underlined

What is the purpose of the drill sound warm-up?

• To practice listening

• To practice drawing

• To practice pronunciation

• To practice writing

Which sound is practiced with the large cards?

• ung

• All of the above

• ong

• ang

What is the role of the drill sound leader?

• To sing a song

• To read a story

• To lead the class in repeating sounds

• To write on the board

What happens when you see 'baby echo'?

• You write a word

• You draw a picture

• You repeat the sound

• You sing a song