Understanding Graphemes and Vocabulary

The video tutorial, led by Jess, focuses on teaching children phonemes and graphemes, starting with known sounds and progressing to new ones. Students practice reading words with these graphemes and learn to read and spell the tricky word 'once'. The lesson includes interactive reading and spelling exercises, emphasizing the phoneme 'i' and its grapheme variations.

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced by Jess?

• Learning to draw

• Learning to write essays

• Learning to read new words

• Learning to count

What does the first card say?

• a

• e

• i

• o

Which digraph is identified in the word 'dart'?

• ar

• er

• ow

• oi

What feeling is associated with the word 'joy'?

• Fear

• Sadness

• Happiness

• Anger

What is the new grapheme for the phoneme 'i'?

• o

• i

• e

• a

What does the word 'kind' mean?

• Ignoring others

• Being selfish

• Thinking about others

• Being rude

What is the tricky bit in the word 'once'?

• The letter 'e' is silent

• The letter 'c' says 's'

• The letter 'o' says 'ooh'

• The letter 'n' is doubled

Which word in the sentence has the new grapheme 'i'?

• Medal

• Wild

• Joy

• Once

How many sounds are in the word 'mind'?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Six

What is the correct spelling of the word that means 'unable to see'?

• Blynd

• Blinde

• Blind

• Blined