How To Pronounce The Digraphs

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What category does “ph” fall in?

It improve my teaching skills... sir u are helpful 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Any tips on teaching the "th" sound? He keeps saying it like "f" even after i show him to put his tongue between his teeth

What is the difference between the course "Toddlers can read" vs "Love every"?

How do I pronounce the word ' would'

Congratulations for your work. It is amazing!!!😀😀.

Do you sell these cards? I def could make them lol but I bought your first 2 course and love everything it came with!!

some digraphs pronounce different in different words, for example ea in dead and heat. How to distinguish them and make sure you don't make mistakes when reading?

Th also has another sound as in “these” as opposed to “think”. Think is air through the mouth, these has a sound made in the throat

English is my second language but my son's first language. When I started homeschooling my kid I didn't know where to start. And thanx to your method I'm able to teach him how to read 😊 keep up

What about when these digraphs have different sounds then what you said ? Like au in laugh ?

HI Spencer, Love your videos because they are easy to refer to. Which reading course do you focus on this the blending course or the reading rule course? Thank You

I think it may be helpful in studing english as well

Ey you said incorrectly

Children tend to read the diagraphs by pronouncing the names or sound. Is it right?or they just have to see the diagraphs/trigraphs and pronounce them together without separating the letters? What is the correct way. Please guide me.

The letters with multiple sounds are what ,my son has the biggest issues with and it's also hard to explain why there making different sounds🥺🙁

Thank you for the reading strategies and teaching techniques. Where can I find the letter cards used in your videos

I have a struggling 1st grader. When do I quiz him on IE is "long I" (pie, lie, died).... but also "long e"? (piece, believe)

Hi Spencer, My Kid is having confusion between the sounds of "e" and "ai" . both make the same sound but as soon as she tries to write the spelling of "rain" always she is doing mistakes and wrote "Ren". The same goes for the word "Jet" she used to write word "Jait" How Could we explain to a kid when to write "e" and when to write "ai"

Русские дети учатся по вашим урокам читать. Побольше бы таких видео. Спасибо!

I saw your TikTok and was intrigued, watched this video and actually mispronounced some of the examples... I have 4 y/o Grandson and is want to know how to teach him. I will be watching your videos.

I'm not a child. I'm a foreigner (a Brazilian) who has been living in the US for 4 years. I can tell that your videos work properly for those who have English as a second language. Keep it up!

How would the child know how to use ' ough' in which words when reading

Perfect timing, just what I need and so helpful. Thanks so much

Interesting! My Son is teaching me how to use your method on our 2 year old grandson and it is working! 🌟💙

I am an Arab and I am not strong in speech I follow you to learn from you, thanks

Thank you Spencer! This is so great. I also agree that you should make these into flashcards!

Thank you - im a bit afraid that a child could be to much ahead in class and then finds school annoying.
And im a bit afraid, that if i teach my child to read with for example your method - that in school you still have to learn again the basics in another method, and then struggle because you would have to unlearn a lot of your progress or teacher just say he isnt able to comprehend instructions.

Although I'm not a child, I'm learning to pronounce words correctly thanks to you. I hope this method will help

This video is very good 👍

Thank you please keep doing the videos I want to pronounce like a native speaker 🙏🏻 I want to improve my accent too 🥹

Good job 👏

You are a gift! Thank you so much. The schools refuse to teach this! Please sell these as flash cards you'll sell out fast for sure!

My daughter and I make digraph and diphthong posters! We find words that serve as easy examples of the sounds we need, draw several, color them, and hang them up in the homeschooling room. Like for "ch" we drew a wedge of cheese, a chain, a bar of chocolate, a chess board, chair, etc. So when she reads now and runs into a digraph or diphthong, on the occasion that she gets stuck, she runs to her posters, finds the letter combo she's looking for, and comes back to read the word correctly.

Thank you!

Thank you!! Can you please give us a link to where you show how to pronounce single letters that have varying sounds? Like the "O" and "Y" in "pony" vs. "ploy"? Thank you 🙏

Thank you so much for your channel. 🥰