Understanding the 'wh' Digraph

The video tutorial introduces the 'wh' digraph, explaining how the letters 'w' and 'h' combine to form the /wh/ sound. It provides examples of words beginning with 'wh', such as 'wharf', 'Whitney', 'whale', and 'white'. The tutorial reinforces learning with additional examples like 'whirled', 'whizzed', 'whistle', and 'whoa'. The video aims to help learners recognize and pronounce the 'wh' sound in various words, enhancing their reading and writing skills.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Understanding the alphabet

• Exploring science experiments

• Practicing math problems

• Learning about the 'wh' digraph

What sound does the letter 'w' make?

• /h/

• /o/

• /w/

• /wh/

What sound does the letter 'h' make?

• /a/

• /wh/

• /w/

• /h/

What sound do 'w' and 'h' make when combined?

• /h/

• /w/

• /wh/

• /o/

Which word is an example of the 'wh' digraph in a nautical context?

• Whale

• Whistle

• Whirled

• Whizzed

What color was the whale mentioned in the video?

• White

• Blue

• Gray

• Black

Which of these words is associated with a friend in the video?

• Whale

• Whitney

• Wharf

• Whistle

Which word is an example of the 'wh' digraph in a sports context?

• Whirled

• Whitney

• Wharf

• Whale

What did the referee blow during the sports example?

• A horn

• A flute

• A trumpet

• A whistle

What did the crowd say in response to the sports event?

• Wow!

• Whoa!

• Yay!

• Boo!