Vowel Sound Hound Dogs Jack Hartmann

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In this lesson, students are introduced to vowel sounds through the engaging characters of the Vowel Hound Dogs. The lesson includes a catchy vowel song and interactive activities that demonstrate the short vowel sounds associated with the dogs’ playful actions, such as wagging tails and digging in the dirt. By participating in singing and practicing these sounds, learners are encouraged to become vowel experts.
  1. What are the five vowel sounds we learned from the hound dogs?
  2. Can you make the sound for short A when the dogs wag their tails?
  3. What do the hound dogs say when they jump and play?

Meet the Vowel Hound Dogs!

Let’s have fun with some friendly hound dogs who love to learn! They are here to teach us about vowel sounds. Are you ready to join them?

The Vowel Song

Sing along with the hound dogs:

A – E – I – O – U
Ah ooh
A – E – I – O – U
Ah ooh

Learning with the Hound Dogs

Here come the Vowel Hound Dogs, woof, woof! They love to learn every day. Let’s see how they say their vowels:

Short A Sound

When the hound dogs wag their tails, they say the short a sound:

ă – ă – ă wag

Short E Sound

When they beg for a bone, they say the short e sound:

ĕ – ĕ – ĕ beg

Short I Sound

When they dig in the dirt, they say the short i sound:

ĭ – ĭ – ĭ dig

Short O Sound

When they flop their ears, they say the short o sound:

ŏ – ŏ – ŏ flop

Short U Sound

When they play and jump, they say the short u sound:

ŭ – ŭ – ŭ jump

Sing Along Again!

Let’s sing with the hound dogs one more time:

A – E – I – O – U
Ah ooh
A – E – I – O – U
Ah ooh

Great job learning with the Vowel Hound Dogs! Keep practicing your vowel sounds, and you’ll be a vowel expert in no time!

  • Can you think of any words that start with the same vowel sounds the hound dogs make? Try to come up with one word for each vowel sound!
  • Have you ever noticed how different animals make different sounds? What sounds do your favorite animals make, and how do they compare to the vowel sounds the hound dogs taught us?
  • Imagine you are a Vowel Hound Dog for a day. What fun activities would you do to practice your vowel sounds, and who would you teach them to?
  1. Vowel Sound Hunt: Go on a vowel sound hunt around your home or classroom. Find objects that start with each of the short vowel sounds: ă, ĕ, ĭ, ŏ, and ŭ. For example, look for an apple for the short a sound or an egg for the short e sound. Share your findings with your friends or family and make a list of all the objects you found!

  2. Vowel Sound Art: Create a piece of art that represents each of the vowel sounds. Use crayons, markers, or colored pencils to draw pictures of things that start with the short vowel sounds. For example, draw a cat for the short a sound or a bed for the short e sound. Display your artwork and explain the vowel sounds to someone at home.

  3. Vowel Sound Storytime: Make up a short story using words that start with each of the short vowel sounds. For example, “An ant named Andy ate an apple.” Try to use at least one word for each vowel sound in your story. Share your story with a friend or family member and see if they can spot the vowel sounds!

Here is a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:

A – E – I – O – U
Ah ooh
A – E – I – O – U
Ah ooh

Here come the Vowel Sound, woof, woof
Hound Dogs – ah ooh
They love to learn every day

Here come the Vowel Sound, woof, woof
Hound Dogs – ah ooh
They say their vowels this way

They say the short a sound as they wag their tails
They go ă – ă – ă wag

They say the short e sound as they beg for a bone
They go ĕ – ĕ – ĕ beg

They say the short i sound as they dig in the dirt
They go ĭ – ĭ – ĭ dig

They say the short o sound as they flop their ears
They go ŏ – ŏ – ŏ flop

They say the short u sound as they play and jump
They go ŭ – ŭ – ŭ jump

Here come the Vowel Sound, woof, woof
Hound Dogs – ah ooh
They love to learn every day

Here come the Vowel Sound, woof, woof
Hound Dogs – ah ooh
They say their vowels this way

A – E – I – O – U
Ah ooh
A – E – I – O – U
Ah ooh

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