Exploring the Wonderful World of Books

The video introduces the world of books, exploring their parts like covers and spines. It explains how to read from left to right and top to bottom, and how words are formed from letters and sounds. The importance of spaces between words and sentence structure is highlighted. The video also covers the differences between uppercase and lowercase letters, helping viewers understand the basics of reading and writing.

What is the purpose of the cover of a book?

• To list the chapters

• To protect the pages and display the title

• To hold the pages together

• To provide a summary of the book

Where can you find print in everyday life?

• Only in books

• In libraries only

• On television screens

• On road signs, menus, and newspapers

When reading a book, where should you start?

• On any random page

• At the front cover

• In the middle of the book

• At the back cover

What direction do you read the words on a page?

• Left to right, top to bottom

• In any direction you choose

• Bottom to top, right to left

• Right to left, top to bottom

What are words made from?

• Numbers

• Pictures

• Letters

• Symbols

What is the first sound in the word 'clap'?

• C

• A

• L

• P

Why is there space between words in a sentence?

• To help readers identify where one word ends and another begins

• To make the sentence longer

• To make the text look neat

• To confuse the reader

What are several words together that express a complete thought called?

• A letter

• A paragraph

• A sentence

• A word

What are the larger letters in the alphabet called?

• Middlecase letters

• Uppercase or capital letters

• Small letters

• Lowercase letters

What is the purpose of uppercase letters?

• To confuse the reader

• To fill up space

• To indicate the start of a sentence or a proper noun

• To make words look fancy