th Sound | Learn Phonics | th words | Learn to Read | British Teacher

This video tutorial introduces the 'th' sound, a digraph made by the letters T and H. The instructor explains how to pronounce it by touching the tongue to the teeth. A magic box activity helps identify words like 'sloth', 'thread', and 'cloth' that contain the 'th' sound. The video also includes a writing exercise using 'magic fingers' to form the letters T and H. Finally, students practice reading words such as 'moth', 'thin', and 'think', emphasizing the 'th' sound.

What is a digraph?

• A group of three letters

• A silent letter in a word

• Two letters that make a single sound

• A single letter that makes a sound

Which of the following words contains the 'th' sound at the end?

• Cloth

• Think

• Thin

• Thread

Which word begins with the 'th' sound?

• Sloth

• Moth

• Thread

• Cloth

How do you start writing the letter 'T' for the 'th' sound?

• From the side to the center

• From the middle to the top

• From the bottom up

• From the top down with a flick

What is the correct way to finish writing the letter 'H' for the 'th' sound?

• Go sideways and down

• Go straight down

• Go up and over

• Go down and curve

What should you remember when blending words with the 'th' sound?

• Keep your mouth wide open

• Keep your teeth together

• Keep your tongue out

• Keep your lips closed

Which of these words has two digraphs?

• Moth

• Thread

• Thin

• Think