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In today’s lesson, we explored the sounds of the letters “s” and “t,” learning that “s” produces the /s/ sound, like a hissing snake, while “t” makes the /t/ sound, similar to a ticking clock. We discovered that when combined, they create the /st/ sound, which can be found at the end of many words, such as “fast” and “best.” Through practice and engagement, students were encouraged to continue exploring sounds and words to enhance their reading skills.
  1. What sound does the letter “s” make?
  2. Can you think of a word that ends with the /st/ sound?
  3. Why is it fun to learn about letters and sounds?

Learning Sounds with Letters “S” and “T”

Today, we are going to have fun with letters! We will learn about the letter “s” and the letter “t”. The letter “s” makes the sound /s/, like a snake hissing. The letter “t” makes the sound /t/, like a ticking clock.

Magic Happens When “S” and “T” Come Together!

When we put “s” and “t” together, they make a new sound: /st/. It’s like a little magic trick! You can hear this sound at the end of many words.

Let’s Practice Some Words!

Here are some words that end with the /st/ sound. Try to say them with me:

  • fast
  • past
  • east
  • best
  • west
  • nest
  • vest
  • fist
  • mist
  • most
  • post
  • cost
  • dust
  • just
  • must

Great Job!

You did an amazing job learning the /st/ sound! Keep practicing, and you will get even better. Remember, learning can be fun and exciting!

Keep Exploring!

There are many more sounds and words to discover. Keep listening and practicing, and you will become a super reader in no time!

Thanks for learning with us today!

  • Can you think of other words that have the /st/ sound at the end? Try to come up with a few and share them with your friends or family.
  • Do you have a favorite word from the list we practiced? Why do you like it? Maybe it reminds you of something fun or interesting!
  • Can you find objects around your home or classroom that have the /st/ sound in their names? Share what you find and see if others can guess what it is!
  1. Sound Hunt: Go on a sound hunt around your home or classroom. Look for objects or pictures that have the /st/ sound in their names. For example, you might find a “dust” cloth or a “post” card. Share what you find with a friend or family member and practice saying the words together.

  2. Word Creation Game: Use letter cards or magnetic letters to create new words that end with the /st/ sound. Start with simple words like “fast” or “nest” and see how many different words you can make. Try to use these words in a sentence and share your sentence with the class or your family.

  3. Story Time: Listen to a story or read a book with a grown-up. As you read, listen carefully for words that have the /st/ sound. Every time you hear one, clap your hands or raise your hand. After the story, try to remember and list all the /st/ words you heard.

Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:

[Music]

Today, we learned that the letter “s” makes the sound /s/ and the letter “t” makes the sound /t/. When we put “s” and “t” together at the end of a word, they create the sound /st/.

[Music]

Great job! Now, see if you can read these words before me or along with me. These words have the letters “st” at the end.

[Music]

fast
past
east
best
west
nest
vest
fist
mist
most
post
cost
dust
just
must

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