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 sound are we learning about today?

What are the two letters that make the OW sound?

Can you give an example of a word that contains the OW sound?

Can you identify the OW sound in the word 'towel'?

How do you write the OW sound?

What is the first word we practiced that contains the OW sound?

How do you feel about learning the OW sound today?