Exploring the ct Ending Consonant Blend Sound

The video tutorial introduces the concept of ending blends, focusing on the consonants C and T. It explains how blending these consonants creates specific sounds at the end of words, providing examples such as 'subject', 'fact', and 'object'. The tutorial emphasizes the joy of learning these blends and includes a musical element to aid memorization. The video concludes with a repetition of examples to reinforce learning.

What is the purpose of blending two consonants together?

• To make the word longer

• To create a new word

• To change the meaning of the word

• To produce a unique sound

Which of the following words contains the 'ct' blend?

• All of the above

• Subject

• Object

• Insect

How does the blend 'ct' sound at the end of a word?

• As in 'rat'

• As in 'bat'

• As in 'cat'

• As in 'act'

Which word does NOT end with the 'ct' blend?

• React

• Direct

• Collect

• Strict

What feeling does the sound of the 'ct' blend bring to the narrator?

• Confusion

• Joy

• Sadness

• Anger