1-4 Vowels Teams 2 (oa, ow, oe, ey, ie)

oa

goat

coat

goat in the coat

boat

moat

Boat on the moat?

Goat on the moat?

Goats don't float.

Angry goat!

Sorry, goat in the coat!

Let's try again.

moat

boat on the moat

goat on the boat in the moat

Happy goat!

In the end...
The goat in the coat on the boat in the moat!

Let's learn word families with -ow words!

-ow words make the sound... oh. oh.

Let's practice -ow words together!

b-ow. b-ow. bow. bow.

cr-ow. cr-ow. crow. crow.

gl-ow. gl-ow. glow. glow.

gr-ow. gr-ow. grow. grow.

l-ow. l-ow. low. low.

m-ow. m-ow. mow. mow.

r-ow. r-ow. row. row.

sl-ow. sl-ow. slow. slow.

sn-ow. sn-ow. snow. snow.

thr-ow. thr-ow. throw. throw.

t-ow. t-ow. tow. tow.

Great job!

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Girl: Hello Carrie!

Man: Doo-roo-gee-doo-roo, doo-roo-gee-doo-roo. Let's sing! oe, oe, O-E, O.

O, hoe. O-O, hoe.
O, doe. O-O, doe.
O, toe. O-O, toe.
O, tiptoe. O-O, tiptoe.
O, oboe. O-O, oboe.
O, potatoes. O-O, potatoes.
O, tomatoes. O-O, tomatoes.
O, aloe. O-O, aloe.

One more time!

O, hoe. O-O, hoe.
O, doe. O-O, doe.
O, toe. O-O, toe.
O, tiptoe. O-O, tiptoe.
O, oboe. O-O, oboe.
Pota- potatoes. O-O, potatoes.
O, tomatoes. O-O, tomatoes.
O, aloe. O-O, aloe.

One more time!

O, hoe. O-O, hoe.
O, doe. O-O, doe.
O, toe. O-O, toe.
O, tiptoe. O-O, tiptoe.
O, oboe. O-O, oboe.
O, potatoes. O-O, potatoes.
O, tomatoes. O-O, tomatoes.
O, aloe. O-O, aloe.

Doo-roo-gee-doo-roo, doo-roo-gee-doo-roo, doo-roo-gee-doo-roo. Let's learn phonics! Yeah!

Mr Phonics: Hi Geraldine. Welcome back. Today we're going to learn about the ey spelling. Do you understand? The ey is just there to your side and it makes the E sound. E. E. E. Can you have a go? Go on then.

Geraldine: E.

Mr Phonics: Good girl. Well done. Now I want you to have a look around the house for anything that has the E sound with the ey spelling. You'll find it's usually at the end of words.

Narrator: So off she went around the house to find something featuring... E.

Mr Phonics: Off you go. Oh, you've already found some things. Okay, so you've found some coins and you would call that money. And money has the ey spelling at the end. Well done Geraldine. Clever girl. What else can you find? You can find something, I know it.

Aha. Can you pick these up for me Geraldine? You've found some keys and key has got the ey spelling. What else can you find Geraldine?

Ooh, something that you really, really like. Mmm, it's your favorite. It's honey. Except it's too close to the camera, can't see it. Honey. And honey has got the ey spelling at the end. Mmm, some manuka honey as well. The best kind. It cures everything Geraldine, from a long neck to being a pain in the neck.

Now Geraldine, have one go of that E sound. Come on Geraldine, get involved.

Geraldine: E.

Mr Phonics: Good girl. Bye for now.

Narrator: Kids vs Phonics

ie

pie

tie

pie on the tie

tie

untie

tie and untie

apple pie

Pie on my tie!

Your pie on my tie?

Not my pie on your tie.

Don't lie.

Pie on your tie!

Pie on Mr. Tie.

Angry Mr. Tie!

In the end, pie on my tie and pie on your tie.

Not my pie on your tie.
Don't lie to Mr. Tie.
Tie and untie.