A Fun Phonics Series: Olivia Offers her Opinion

The video is part of a phonics series aimed at helping children speak and read with clarity. It focuses on the phonetic sounds of the letter O, highlighting different sounds and their examples. The story of Olivia, an owl who learns to express her opinions, is used to teach adjectives and the importance of sharing thoughts. Olivia initially struggles to voice her opinions but gradually becomes more confident, learning that everyone's opinions are valid. The video concludes with a lesson on the value of expressing and respecting opinions.

What sound does the short O make in words like 'omelette'?

• Ah

• Oh

• Ooh

• Eh

Which of the following is an example of an adjective?

• Owl

• Opinion

• Outstanding

• Ocean

Why does Olivia hesitate to share her opinions?

• She thinks her opinions are not important.

• She worries others will mock her.

• She doesn't have any opinions.

• She prefers to listen to others.

What activity does Olivia hope to do with her family?

• Play soccer indoors

• Watch a jolly movie

• Play dominoes

• Tidy the bedrooms

What does Olivia finally do at school regarding the poem?

• She remains silent.

• She agrees with Owen.

• She shares her opinion.

• She leaves the class.

What does Olivia suggest for dinner?

• Orange picking

• Oatmeal

• Omelettes

• Oysters

What lesson does Olivia learn by the end of the story?

• It's better to agree with others.

• Everyone's opinions are valid.

• Only some opinions are valid.

• Opinions should be kept private.