Long Vowel Sounds and Marking

The video tutorial introduces a spelling rule where vowels A, E, O, and U typically have long sounds at the end of syllables. The instructor guides students through spelling exercises with words like 'he', 'she', 'go', 'so', and 'drop', emphasizing the rule and marking long vowel sounds. The tutorial concludes with a review of the words and the rule application.

What is the new spelling rule introduced in the lesson?

• Consonants are silent at the end of words.

• AEIOU usually say their long sounds at the end of a syllable.

• Vowels are always short at the end of words.

• Vowels change their sounds in the middle of words.

In the word 'he', why does the 'e' have a long sound?

• Because it is followed by a consonant.

• Because it is a silent letter.

• Because it is at the end of the syllable.

• Because it is at the start of the word.

How do we mark the long 'e' sound in 'he'?

• By underlining the 'e'.

• By putting a line over the 'e'.

• By circling the 'e'.

• By writing the 'e' in capital letters.

What is the long vowel sound in the word 'she'?

• Long 'a'

• Long 'i'

• Long 'e'

• Long 'o'

How do we mark the long 'e' sound in 'she'?

• By writing the 'e' in bold.

• By putting a line over the 'e'.

• By underlining the 's'.

• By circling the 'h'.

In the word 'go', why does the 'o' have a long sound?

• Because it is at the end of the syllable.

• Because it is followed by a vowel.

• Because it is at the start of the word.

• Because it is a silent letter.

How do we mark the long 'o' sound in 'go'?

• By circling the 'o'.

• By writing the 'o' in capital letters.

• By underlining the 'g'.

• By putting a line over the 'o'.

What is the long vowel sound in the word 'so'?

• Long 'e'

• Long 'i'

• Long 'o'

• Long 'a'

How do we mark the long 'o' sound in 'so'?

• By writing the 'o' in bold.

• By circling the 'o'.

• By underlining the 's'.

• By putting a line over the 'o'.

Why doesn't the word 'drop' follow the long vowel rule?

• Because the 'o' is at the end of the word.

• Because the 'o' is followed by a vowel.

• Because the 'o' is not at the end of a syllable.

• Because the 'o' is silent.