Understanding the Split Digraph 'I'

In this video, Pirate Peter and Mr. Green introduce the concept of the split diagraph 'IE'. They engage children with a song and humorous interactions, using examples like 'knife' and 'tide' to illustrate the sound. The lesson includes a treasure box activity to reinforce learning, and concludes with a farewell.

Who is introduced alongside Pirate Peter in the video?

• Mr Red

• Mr Blue

• Mr Green

• Mr Yellow

What did Wendy knit for Pierre?

• A scarf

• A hat

• A cardigan

• A pair of gloves

Who knitted the cardigan for Pierre?

• Pirate Peter

• Wendy

• Mr Green

• Pierre himself

What letters make up the split digraph 'I'?

• u and e

• o and e

• i and e

• a and e

What number is used to demonstrate the split digraph 'I'?

• Three

• Six

• Four

• Five

What is the first line of the song Pierre sings?

• One, two, three, four, five

• Five, six, seven, eight

• Six, seven, eight, nine

• Seven, eight, nine, ten

What does Pierre humorously change in the song?

• The title

• The melody

• The lyrics

• The rhythm

What word does Pierre use to demonstrate the split digraph 'IE'?

• Dive

• Life

• Knife

• Hive

What does Mr Green emphasize about handling knives?

• They are toys

• They are dangerous

• They are safe

• They are fun

What does Mr Green do when Pierre swings the knife?

• Ignores it

• Encourages it

• Laughs

• Takes it away