 Good evening class Good evening How are we doing tonight? Toy, how was the hospital a lot of patients? Well, that's okay. You won't go out of business Guy you have a new job now Yeah, where are you working now? Oh, well congratulations. That's good. Rome. How is your fitness going? All right good Okay, has anybody seen this before that's red lorry yellow lorry Hey, and this is one example of something we use for pronunciation practice. Do we know what it's called? Something about our tongue This is called a tongue twister All right, so everybody give give it a try saying red lorry yellow lorry Is that easy to say? All right, let's try it slowly first all right repeat after me red lorry yellow lorry Okay, now how about red lorry yellow lorry Red lorry Yellow lorry Red lorry yellow lorry All right in pairs Okay, try and give this a shot of saying this to your partner red lorry yellow lorry Okay, good So this is an example of what's called a tongue twister. I think you have some of these in tie as well Yeah, all right. I've learned a few I have some more here and when I give you your new tongue twister Again in pairs try to say the tongue twister to your partner. These are more difficult Fred through three free throws Tight bright right light Sally's saucy seesaw sang songs freshly fried flying fish Chuck cooked chocolate chip cookies. Okay, so let's give those a shot here Mount and guy toy and not Julie and riff Actually all riff and Julie, okay, I think and win Rom and Venda try that saying it to your partner Okay, finish up what you're doing there All right, so does anybody want to try their tongue twister for the class? Hmm. Who's who's our volunteer today? Oh Very good. I see. All right. Can you tell the class what your tongue twister was? Okay? That's pretty good When can you try it? Okay, that's a good effort Everybody else want to try theirs? Okay, room. That was pretty good Rome's saying it quite slowly and trying to make sure she says it correctly One more time room. Okay. Good. Let's try that together Chuck cooked chocolate Chip cookies Chuck cooked chocolate chip cookies All right. Good job. Okay. Let's have those back then Now what what we're going to look at now is What sounds words make? Okay, what sounds the words make and It's going to be different than the letters that we see in the words How many letters are in this word three letters, right? How many sounds are in that word? When we say that word how many sounds are coming out of our mouth One One, let's let's slow it down a little bit. We have what what? uh mm-hmm mm-hmm Those are three sounds in there Okay, we have a what? mm We make it very quick and it becomes one So we have Three sounds in that word Now we have three letters in the word two How many sounds are being made? Okay, here we have two Okay, we slow it down and what two sounds are coming out to make that from good and two How about three two Okay, what are the two sounds now? Okay, Venda. What are the three sounds coming out? Okay, that's that's close, right? Okay, but we have to practice this sound here Without the H it's But with the H what sound is that and we have to stick our tongue out a little bit. Yeah, and three Okay, so we have or II II Let's look at six How many sounds are being made when we say six? Riff says two sounds Note says three sounds Can anybody find a fourth sound? We have this X is Really like a K and an S put together Yeah Say that to your partner say this this word and see if you can find the four sounds All right Good job. All right. So again, that's ss And we get six how about seven Note says three riffs is five Mmm, actually five sounds right Yeah, yeah Seven makes Five sounds Seven now, what about eight Eight so nice short word. How many sounds a a Right, it's just a we've got two sounds All right a All right, so Three letters and three sounds three letters and two sounds Five letters and three sounds Okay, so the sounds don't always match up with the number of letters Let's look at a few more words. Hey, we have eight more words here Car how many letters in the word car or how many sounds in the word car three sounds riff. What are they? Wow, very good. That's great riff. We have the Car this how many sounds in this Three sounds how about comb comb for No, it says three what sounds are the three sounds yeah, it's hard to separate them, right? Oh yeah, and Mmm, we don't do we say the B at the end? Do we say the B at the end is the word comb? So we drop the B and we have oh Mmm sing how many sounds Three sounds now. What are our three sounds? Yeah We have You have this sound in Thai in Thai language a lot So Sing Right now how about school? Ma'a's got that one Okay, when how many sounds are in the word school? Very good. There are four we see the CH here. Does that make the sound? No Good. All right. So that's four now. How about teacher? teacher Five we have Yeah We might say there are five sounds, but one of them are so close together. Let's just say four II This makes Another sound, but it's very close. So let's call this one sound II er Now how about this taxi? Remember our X makes two sounds Where are our five sounds there? That's very good riff. That's perfect. There's five sounds in there II Taxi Let's try to say that one together everybody listen and repeat taxi Taxi Taxi Great, that's it Perfect right Perfect again. Oh Very clear very nice and English This is a little bit longer Now that's very good Okay, let's let's walk through this here. We have a eh Good English all of those together make six sounds so hopefully we see That the number of sounds Don't always go to the letters These two letters combined to make one sound This CH isn't even the normal CH The B we don't even say and the X is really like two letters right so What we want to do today is look at the sounds and hear the sounds that we're making Instead of thinking about what letters we need to make the word Letters the way we've always seen them They're for reading and writing Okay, we have to read and write a certain way that we've learned But now we're going to be looking at how we say the words Okay, we're concerned with the sounds and How people are listening to those sounds so this is about listening and speaking instead of reading and now I Can take one sound in the English language and spell it many many different ways For example, what is a bear? Is it a tree? What is a bear? It's an animal right has anybody seen this bear What does this bear mean? Yeah, we could say nothing sure it's it's close to a to a word like naked Yeah, no no covering or nothing. Yeah, that's a nothing. Hey, it's bear Bear and bear Two different ways to spell it Now let's take this Fair Okay, you can go to the fair What is that fair? Not fair is this fair and what is this fair if I told you that my taxi fare was very expensive What would the taxi fare be? It's the fee. Okay. It's the fare Okay, the the amount we pay for a ticket Okay And so we take this fair Okay, or I'm sorry this fair and we can make a pair Okay, how many things make up one pair? Two things very good and how about does anybody know about something we eat? Right, it's a fruit, but that's and it doesn't stop there In fact, we've got there There is that the only there in the English language? We even have one more there But it's not really one word It's a contraction Right, they are or there look at all these ways we can spell the same Sound so is spelling a very good way to try to learn how to say a sound To look at all these different ways to spell the same sound Okay, that's why We're going to look at a different way to look at the sounds we're making Okay in our English alphabet How do we make a sound which letter? Which one letter makes the sound? Is there one letter that we can do that with no What about the sh sound Is there one letter we can use to make sh or how about or Okay, we need to put two letters together to make those sounds okay, so Let's look at a different way to think about how we're saying these words Hey, has anybody seen this before? Exactly toy exactly Right, we see it in dictionaries phonics, okay, this is the phonemic alphabet the phonemic alphabet Well, we have a Roman alphabet These letters here letters are symbols. They represent things These are also symbols But they represent only one sound each one of these boxes represents one sound okay so We don't really have that with the Roman alphabet One way to spell a word Can represent two sounds But if we use this alphabet we can't do that Okay, we're looking at this alphabet because each symbol Really represents one sound Okay, so let's look at ways to use this here. The top is not colored Hey, the top is all of our vowel sounds And we'll have to look at those later Okay, we'll look at those later We're interested in these sounds here in the bottom the ones that are colored Hey So Do many of these look familiar to you? Hey Most of these are the same as what we've learned in in language lessons or school many of these The M makes a mmm sound The D makes a d sound Okay Here in this colored section We have eight symbols Which we haven't seen before Okay, actually there's seven we haven't seen and there's one that we have seen but we use it in a different way Okay, let's take a look at those. We have this sound Good, okay this symbol Okay, makes a sound Or our ch that symbol is here next to it We have this symbol Okay, this symbol is Ju Okay, listen and repeat Ju Ju Okay now This symbol here is very close riff. Have you studied this before? Yeah, okay, and This symbol These are very very close They're spelt the same way in English But they sound different Exactly riff. All right, we have an V Let's listen and repeat there's only one difference between these two sounds. Okay, they vibrate All right, again one more time put your fingers on your on your Adam's apple there Okay Vibration no vibration All right, this symbol what letters in our normal alphabet make this sound SH, right? This is the sh close to that It's a symbol here, and this is a Sound again the only difference is a vibration and Listen and repeat These sounds are made the same way these sounds are made the same way But here we don't vibrate our vocal chords and here We are vibrating the vocal chords Two more to go This one it looks like an N But it's got a little bit of another letter in there It's got a long tail Okay, this symbol represents You have a letter like this in your Thai alphabet Okay Okay, and our last one. We've all seen this symbol Okay, but now we're using it differently This is a J. Yeah, but it doesn't make the ju sound Okay, which one makes the ju sound This is the ju sound this makes a Yeah Like a why sound Yeah, why are we making these new symbols here? We have all kinds of letters to make all kinds of sounds Here we have one symbol for one sound Once you learn these symbols, it's much easier to identify which sound needs to be made All right So let's take a look at our new symbols and see if we remember what sounds they're making so If I show you a symbol, I want you to make the sound that it that it represents Yeah, yeah Good old Dude what word would use this symbol J right, but what's a word that might use this symbol? Exactly go I very good juice the ju in juice Exactly exactly and what word might we use this sound with rum? Chip very good and riff Watch great Okay There we go. I hear some different sounds that are being made. Okay, everybody try it again Listen to repeat that That that it's that nice soft sound Yeah What words might use this symbol and have this sound then Measure Measure Great any other words we can think of What rhymes with measure? match Listen to the difference match And That's a different sound If we have measure we can also have treasure treasure treasure and I bet it would be a pleasure To find a treasure Okay, pleasure treasure measure Hey this sound here And we have I like to remember this one Okay, I like to ski. Yeah skiing and you sh down the mountain What word might use this symbol ship ship good shoe very good Wash watch This one no wash wash good This one here Again all right, and what word would use is this one jump great jump And our last one this one is Thing our vocal cords don't vibrate with this one who can think of a word that begins with this Think very good rip Think we have our number of sounds And we have our new symbols That represent a sound if I give you a word like catch and jogging How many sounds are in this word? Catch how many sounds are in this word for I heard for I Think I heard three. Let's look we have catch is The T is silent If it was in silent, I would have to say cat cat But we leave it out catch Then we have Jogging there's two G's But how many sounds are made with these two G's? Just one sound great Venda. So how many sounds are in that letter or in that word? I heard five from going in Venda. That's correct Good it the NG makes one sound and the double G makes one sound Just off good it so in pairs We did number one and number two together Let's look at the rest of these and see how many sounds are in the rest of these words Working two by two Venda and Rome Win and Atty Oh and riff and you a yes. Thank you Not toy Guy now Okay, so let's review our worksheet here. We did one and two together. Let's look at number three. What word is that Atty? Okay, four sounds. Let's look at this slow it down really slowly sports And I think I heard a six in there six All right, each letter makes its own sound. Okay, you can just listen first Oh Now sometimes in Thailand I hear support Support I like support All right Ice cream. Yeah, we don't want to make a vowel sound in between the S and the P and For sure we want to say the S sports Now look at leisure How many sounds are in the word leisure do it? Four sounds do you that was very clear and there are four sounds spot on yeah, do you spot on leisure And how about five? What's that word wrong? Singer? Singer One more in there gives us four Singer singer we don't say the G Don't say And how about six lounge Lounge ah lounge for lounge Jumper Know how many sounds are in the word jumper For I heard for did anybody get a different answer? five Jumper Yeah, ah er Jump for how about swimming Swimming Now what did you get for swimming? for We've got a lot of letters in there. I Heard six here Okay swimming swimming And how about nine? football double letters, but only one sound for each one four six very good riff Oh Three ball, but ah Three and three is six now This one a bit like sports Sometimes I hear Salih I like Salih Right, do we want to put the sound in there? Exactly riff for sleep Sleep toy, how about sang Sang sang Yeah, mmm, very good toy and What is this word here? Yacht yacht how many were how many sounds there now instead of sounds look let's look at our symbols here three symbols and three words Now which words go with which symbols which word goes here chips then and what word would go here judge for chips and Judge there one or two of those symbols in that word we can use this symbol twice just just judge and This one is the sing or Thing thing it's the unvoiced th sound ah Six everybody listen and repeat six six six very difficult to say All right, again. I have a worksheet for you. I have all of our new symbols and we have 16 words Okay, we want to get our words Correct with the right symbol three of you together Okay, pens down. We'll finish this together here to get our eyes up here at the board Hey, we've got our symbols on the board just like on our paper Hey, so Win could you give me two words that go with this symbol and Cheap has anybody heard the English expression cheap as chips Cheap as chips And what words go with that symbol there riff Great and judge and jelly and How about this symbol here toy? Great and the other word Theater great and how about this symbol here from further good further and them good and this symbol here Atty fish great Sheep good and this symbol here guy. That's very good guy treasure and measure and our symbol here Julie good funky and monkey all right and the symbol for you What goes there? What yoga and Yeah, funky. Oh like cool. Yeah, funky All right, sort of sort of a slang word, right? There's a famous song that talks about a funky town. All right, so Now we're going to play a game to see if how well we remember these symbols. Okay, okay Got our new symbols here okay basically If I say a word I want you to tell me which symbol Goes with that word Right now. You can't tell me because it's hard to tell me from where you're sitting So I'm going to choose one person actually two people to come up to the board and Show us which symbol we want Okay, so we'll have two teams Everybody's sitting in the blue chairs. Okay Blue So we should give you a team name about blue. We've got red and blue What can we do? We could have the red team in the blue team How about Let's have ice Team ice and Team fire. All right fire and ice We're going to have one student from each team Okay, I'll choose you I'll say one word and you come up as quickly as you can and show me which Letter or which symbol goes with that word For example Okay, if I'm sitting here and it's riff and oath Yeah, you're gonna in fact, let's use you as an example get ready to rush up to the board Switch up your your desktop there, but sit in your chair now Well, you can you can get ready to go though Okay, I'll say a word and you quickly race up to the board and show me which symbol we're talking about Hey, oh All right. Are you ready? Okay, share Okay. All right. You got it. All right now When we're playing for real riff if you show me the wrong symbol, I cannot give you a point Hey, you have to show me the correct symbol first Hey, you're gonna race to the board and show us which symbol All right, so Let's go with a team and Julie Okay, they have to get ready All right choose choose Choose choose can somebody from another team help us Okay, that's good All right Now Julie was pointing to this letter of this symbol which sound does this symbol make and what? we want with choose Choose okay, so nobody gets a point there Julie wanted this one Okay, and I see was trying to figure that out. Let's see who can get a point here. All right win you're next Okay, and no Okay No, you have to be ready to get up out of that chair Okay, no you can stand up actually when you stay there. She's further away. She's further away Okay, are you ready? five Five That's all right We pointed to this one first is that one the correct one No, right this one makes the This one was We're not vibrating there All right, let's see if we can get a point on the board Okay No points yet. No points yet. We both wanted we both wanted this one. Well really it was this one Okay, toy and rum So you can get ready to go you can stand up your little further away Okay, how about? Shallow Shallow Oh, he got it. Okay Right, we have deep water and shallow water So our Ice gets a point. They're on the board Vendors next and guy Okay Got you can stand up you're further away Okay, now how about wing Wing wing all right, we had wing and there Our ice gets another point Hey fire, where are we? Hey, we got to melt this ice down All right. Now let's pick. How about a tea again? We'll do all soon and now Okay I think you can do it. All right I'll see standing further away, so you can stand up this time. Okay now Just January Just just then is really really happy that we went with this one You you want one point? Yeah Is vendor gonna get one point if we were pointing to this one? Just January Yeah All right What does this one go with? What is this one? Yeah, yeah, yeah Okay, so it's still two to zero. Oh, let's pick somebody at random No, oh, are you ready? All right? Measure Was just a little bit quick there. All right. He got fire on the board He got fire on the board with measure And how about hey, Jewel, you can stand up and get ready Rome. You stay where you are All right, how about chance Is that chance Yes, that'll do a chance and Julie you had it but Rome beat you by just a little bit there Two to two All right, let's see who can get to five first. All right, the team that gets to five first wins now how about vendor and guy vendor and guy Okay, vendor's very close goal. You can stand up and get ready You can stand up. All right now how about Okay, ready jumping jumping Yeah, all right We wanted the do in jumping so ice One point closer to the win Okay, riff you're pretty good. I think you better Okay, we're ready year Have a seat have a seat good. Yep. That'll do it. Okay, riff. What is this one? What sound is this week? And what were we looking for? Yeah year year. All right. Good job now, how about Atty atty again and and point Listen carefully. Listen carefully Shoe shoe All right. Yep Remember this one is Shushing down the slopes and Fire you need to win. You need to win this point. Okay, let's have Venda And now are we ready? Are we ready? yesterday Did now get the right one? Yeah, yeah yesterday Ice got five points very good job So these are our new symbols for the sounds that we want to make They're here Next time we'll start to learn about our vowels Okay, and then time after that our other special vowels Okay, so thank you for coming. It's been fun and we'll see you next time