Understanding the 'ph' Digraph

The video tutorial by Hera focuses on teaching the digraph 'PH' to children, explaining that it sounds like the letter 'F' when in the same syllable. The tutorial provides methods to teach this concept, including asking children to recognize sounds and understand that 'P' and 'H' together make a new sound. Examples of words with 'PH' at the beginning, middle, and end are given, emphasizing the importance of syllable placement for the correct sound. The video concludes with a reminder of the key points and encourages viewers to subscribe for more content.

What is the main topic of the video?

• Teaching the digraph 'ph'

• Exploring the digraph 'sh'

• Understanding the alphabet

• Learning about vowels

Which sound does the digraph 'ph' resemble?

• The sound of 'p'

• The sound of 'f'

• The sound of 'b'

• The sound of 'h'

Why is it important for 'ph' to be in the same syllable?

• To sound like 'ph'

• To sound like 'p'

• To sound like 'h'

• To sound like 'f'

What should children be asked to identify first when teaching 'ph'?

• The sound of 'h'

• The sound of 'f'

• The sound of 'p'

• The sound of 'ph'

What happens when 'p' and 'h' are together?

• They make the sound of 'h'

• They make no sound

• They make the sound of 'p'

• They make a new sound like 'f'

Which word contains 'ph' at the beginning?

• Graph

• Phone

• Dolphin

• Morph

Which word contains 'ph' in the middle?

• Photo

• Phase

• Caliph

• Elephant

Which word contains 'ph' at the end?

• Phone

• Triumph

• Phase

• Dolphin

What is a key point to remember about the 'ph' sound?

• It must be in the same syllable

• It sounds like 'h'

• It can be in different syllables

• It sounds like 'p'

In which word does 'ph' not sound like 'f'?

• Dolphin

• Uphold

• Graph

• Phone