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A teacher guides a student named Sandy Kay through a phonics exercise, asking her to circle the last letter of four words: did, out, are, and have. The teacher gives immediate feedback and encouragement throughout.
A teacher guides a student named Sandy Kay through a phonics exercise, asking her to circle the last letter of four words: did, out, are, and have. The teacher gives immediate feedback and encouragement throughout.
Alright, Sandy Kay, let's go to the next section. Move your hand so I can read the instructions. It says circle the last letter in each word. So let's look at the word did. Did. Circle the last letter in did. Oh, very good! The last letter in did is the letter D. D. Very good, Sandy Kay. Now let's look at the word out. Circle the last letter in out. Good job trying. That was excellent. It is the letter T. T. T is the last letter in out. Now let's look at the word are, like you are sweet. What is the last letter in are? Can you circle it? Very good. The last letter in are is the letter R. Oh, that's the letter R. It's in the middle. But the last letter that you circled is E. Uh-huh, E is the last letter. Now let's go to the word have. What is the last letter in have? That's right, the last letter in have is the letter E. E. You got it, girl.
