Understanding the 'ooh' Sound and Pronunciation

This video tutorial introduces the 'ooh' sound, a digraph formed by the letters 'e' and 'w'. The instructor uses a magic box to find objects like a screw, brew, and newspaper, all containing the 'ooh' sound. The video also includes a segment on writing the 'ooh' sound using the letters 'e' and 'w', followed by reading practice with words such as crew, blue, and chew. The tutorial is interactive, encouraging viewers to participate in both writing and reading exercises.

What is the 'ooh' sound classified as?

• A trigraph

• A digraph

• A consonant

• A vowel

Which letters combine to form the 'ooh' sound?

• o and u

• i and e

• a and u

• e and w

Which of these objects contains the 'ooh' sound?

• Plate

• Screw

• Pot

• Cup

What is the purpose of the teapot in the lesson?

• To hold flowers

• To brew tea

• To store sugar

• To pour water

Which word contains the 'ooh' sound?

• Newspaper

• Book

• Table

• Chair

What letters do you write to form the 'ooh' sound?

• a and b

• c and d

• e and w

• x and y

What is the first step in writing the letter 'e'?

• Go across

• Go up

• Go down

• Go around

What is the first step in writing the letter 'w'?

• Start in the middle

• Start at the bottom

• Start at the top

• Start at the side

Which word is used in the reading practice?

• Crown

• Crew

• Crane

• Crow

What is the second word used in the reading practice?

• Blue

• Brown

• Blow

• Black