Understanding the 'U' Digraph

The video introduces the concept of digraphs, focusing on the 'U' sound created by the letters 'U' and 'E'. The instructor explains how two letters can make one sound, using examples like 'blue', 'glue', 'queue', and 'fuel'. The lesson emphasizes recognizing the 'U' sound in words and encourages students to practice reading and identifying digraphs.

What is a digraph?

• A consonant followed by a vowel

• A word with two vowels

• A single letter making two sounds

• Two letters making one sound

Which two letters form the 'U' sound in this lesson?

• O and U

• I and E

• U and E

• A and E

What sound do the letters 'U' and 'E' make when combined?

• You

• Oo

• Ah

• Eh

Which word was used as the first example of the 'U' digraph?

• Blue

• Fuel

• Queue

• Glue

What is the action associated with hearing the 'U' sound?

• Clap

• Point

• Jump

• Wave

What do you do with glue?

• Cut

• Paint

• Stick things together

• Write

Which word was used to demonstrate the 'U' digraph after 'blue'?

• True

• Queue

• Glue

• Fuel

What activity is associated with a cue stick?

• Cooking

• Writing

• Fishing

• Playing pool

Which word was used to illustrate the 'U' digraph after 'glue'?

• True

• Queue

• Fuel

• Blue

What do you fill in your car to make it run?

• Fuel

• Oil

• Water

• Air