o-e Sound | Learn Phonics | o-e words | Learn to Read | British Teacher

The video tutorial introduces the O sound, explaining it as a split digraph where O and E are separated by another letter. The instructor highlights other combinations like OA and OW that also produce the O sound. Through a magic box activity, students identify words like 'stone', 'note', and 'phone' that contain the O sound. The tutorial then guides students on writing the O sound using 'magic fingers' and provides practice in reading words such as 'rope', 'home', and 'cone'. The session concludes with encouragement for students' efforts.

What is a split digraph in the context of the O sound?

• A group of three letters that make a sound

• A single letter that makes a sound

• A pair of letters that are separated by another letter

• A pair of letters that make a sound when together

Which of the following words contains the O sound as discussed in the video?

• Stone

• Cat

• Dog

• Fish

Which of the following words was used to demonstrate the O sound in the video?

• Chair

• Phone

• Book

• Table

What is the first step in writing the letter O for the O sound?

• Start in the middle and go down

• Start at the bottom and go up

• Start at the top and go all the way around

• Start at the side and go across

How do you begin writing the letter E for the O sound?

• Start at the side and go across

• Start at the top and go down

• Start at the bottom and go up

• Start in the middle and go up, round, and down

Which word was NOT used as an example for the O sound in the reading practice?

• Cone

• Home

• Rope

• Stone

What is the correct sequence of sounds for the word 'rope'?

• R-A-P

• R-O-P

• R-U-P

• R-E-P