Identifying the 'air' Sound in Words

The video tutorial focuses on phonics, specifically the 'air', 'ear', and 'ere' sounds. It introduces these sounds, provides examples, and engages students in activities to practice identifying and using these sounds. The lesson is structured around the student's book and workbook, with interactive exercises to reinforce learning.

What is the focus of today's phonics lesson?

• Identifying the 'air' sound

• Learning about vowels

• Understanding sentence structure

• Practicing spelling

Which words have the same ending sound but different letter groups?

• Sun, fun, run

• Dog, log, fog

• Cat, bat, hat

• Fair, tear, where

What letter group is used for the 'air' sound?

• o u r

• a i r

• i e r

• e a r

Which of these words contains the 'air' sound?

• Wear

• Chair

• Bear

• Pear

What sound does the letter group 'e a r' make?

• Eer

• Are

• Ear

• Air

Which word is an example of the 'e a r' sound?

• Stare

• Hair

• Chair

• Bear

What sound does the letter group 'e r e' make?

• Are

• Air

• Ear

• Eer

Which word is an example of the 'e r e' sound?

• Care

• There

• Here

• Where

How do you make the 'air' sound?

• Hum gently

• Close lips tightly

• Spread lips slightly and let air out

• Whisper softly

In Activity 1, which word is repeated with the 'air' sound?

• Pear

• Bear

• Hair

• Wear