ow Sound | Learn Phonics | ow Words | Learn to Read | British Teacher

The video tutorial introduces the OW sound, a digraph formed by the letters O and W. It explains how this sound is used in words like cow, towel, and owl. The tutorial includes interactive practice for students to join in, examples from a 'magic box,' and instructions on writing the OW sound. It concludes with reading exercises to reinforce learning.

What is unique about the OW sound in terms of its letter combination?

• It is a vowel sound.

• It is a silent letter.

• It is a digraph made of two letters.

• It is a single letter.

Which word contains the OW sound at the end?

• Town

• Cow

• Owl

• Towel

Where is the OW sound located in the word 'towel'?

• At the beginning

• It is not present

• In the middle

• At the end

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

• Start at the bottom and go up

• Start in the middle and go down

• Start at the side and go across

• Start at the top and go all the way around

How do you complete the letter W when writing the OW sound?

• Down, across, up, across

• Up, round down, up, round down

• Across, round up, across, round down

• Down, round up, down, round up

Which word is used as an example for practicing the OW sound?

• Fish

• Dog

• Cow

• Cat

In the reading practice, which word is NOT used?

• Cow

• Town

• Down

• Owl