Understanding Tricky Words and Actions

The video tutorial introduces children to tricky words, which cannot be read using phonics. It features Samira and Rahul, who help demonstrate the use of tricky words like 'I', 'the', 'he', 'she', 'me', 'we', 'be', 'to', 'do', 'was', 'are', and 'all'. Each word is explained with examples, and children are encouraged to repeat and practice them. The video emphasizes the importance of learning these words for reading and writing, and concludes with a review of all the tricky words covered.

What are tricky words?

• Words that can be read with sounds

• Words that cannot be read with sounds

• Words that are easy to spell

• Words that rhyme with each other

Who is Samira?

• A teacher at Amity International School

• A girl who is six years old

• A doctor at a hospital

• A boy who loves playing

What is the tricky word 'the' used for?

• To indicate a specific object or person

• To express an action

• To show possession

• To describe a person

What does the tricky word 'he' refer to?

• Objects

• Animals

• Boys

• Girls

Who is Dr. Sam?

• A musician

• A teacher

• A student

• A doctor

What does the tricky word 'she' refer to?

• Objects

• Animals

• Girls

• Boys

What is the tricky word 'me' used for?

• To indicate a place

• To describe an action

• To refer to others

• To refer to oneself

What does the tricky word 'we' signify?

• Individuality

• Togetherness

• Loneliness

• Sadness

What does the tricky word 'be' mean in this context?

• To exist

• To be happy

• To be sad

• To be angry

What does the tricky word 'to' indicate?

• A person

• A direction or destination

• An object

• A place