CVC Words and Blending Sounds

The video tutorial guides learners through a lesson on segmenting and blending CVC words, writing letters that match sounds, and reading and spelling words. It includes activities for sound blending, writing practice, and word comparison, with a focus on the short vowel 'o'. The lesson concludes with a reflection on how chaining helps form new words.

What materials do you need for today's lesson?

• Paper and a pencil

• A book and a pen

• A laptop and a charger

• A ruler and an eraser

What is one of the learning targets for today?

• To draw a picture

• To segment and blend CVC words

• To solve math problems

• To write a story

What is the first step in blending sounds?

• Listening to each sound

• Writing the word

• Drawing the letters

• Reading a sentence

What word do we practice with first?

• Shop

• Bop

• Box

• Pox

What is a digraph?

• A single letter

• Two letters making one sound

• A type of punctuation

• A word with three syllables

How do you start writing the letter 'b'?

• From the bottom line

• From the middle line

• From the side line

• From the top line

What is the first letter in the word 'bop'?

• P

• B

• O

• X

What do the words 'box' and 'bop' have in common?

• They both start with 'p'

• They both have three syllables

• They both have an 'o' in the middle

• They both end with 'x'

What sound does the vowel 'o' make in these words?

• Ah

• Oo

• Oh

• Ee

What is the last word we practice with?

• Pox

• Box

• Bop

• Shop