Identifying Sounds and Syllables

The video tutorial for first graders covers lesson 58 of Saxon Phonics, focusing on final stable syllables TLE and GLE. It begins with a review of sight words, followed by exercises on sound manipulation by removing final sounds from words. The lesson then introduces final stable syllables TLE and GLE, explaining how to code words with these syllables. Students practice coding words with silent letters and use picture cards to reinforce learning. A new sight word is also introduced.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Practicing final stable syllables

• Reviewing math concepts

• Learning about animals

• Studying historical events

Which of the following is a sight word reviewed in the lesson?

• River

• Mountain

• Color

• Elephant

What is the final sound in the word 'train' when the last sound is removed?

• Tr

• Tra

• Tain

• Tray

How do you say 'pale' without the final sound?

• Pay

• Pale

• Pa

• Pal

What is the final sound in the word 'beetle'?

• Etle

• Beet

• Le

• Tle

Which letters make the 'toll' sound in 'beetle'?

• TOL

• TLE

• TEL

• TAL

What is the final sound in the word 'jingle'?

• Ingle

• Jin

• Le

• Gle

Which letters make the 'goal' sound in 'jingle'?

• GLE

• GOL

• GUL

• GAL

What is the purpose of the bracket in coding words like 'beetle'?

• To separate syllables

• To show a vowel sound

• To mark the final stable syllable

• To indicate a silent letter

In the word 'castle', which letter is silent?

• L

• A

• T

• C