Step 17: Learning Words With "oi" For Toddler and Kids - How To Read

Introduction

Welcome, kids! Right now, we're in an exciting learning session where we’re going to focus on words that contain the vowel combination "oi." This unique pairing produces a special sound, pronounced like "oi." Let’s repeat that together: "oi." Great job! I believe you will find this quite easy as we go along.

Let's follow my yellow star wand and begin our reading adventure.

Words with "oi":

1. Oil

2. Boil

3. Coil

   • A coil is something that has been rolled or twisted into a shape. It can refer to anything in a spiral or circular form. For example, a spring is a coil, and a mosquito coil is another familiar example.

4. Coin

5. Soil

6. Foil

   • Speaking of foil, have you ever seen Kisses chocolate? Yes, its wrapper is made of foil! This is perhaps the best example to understand what foil is.

7. Join

8. Joint

9. Point

10. Voice

11. Noise

    • You might often hear your teacher saying, "Please don't be noisy" when in class.

12. Poison

    • Kids, if you see a sign that indicates poison, never touch it! Make sure to inform your mom and dad immediately. It’s always best to stay away from dangerous substances. I’m glad I could share these important safety tips with you.

13. Toilet

    • Now that you’ve learned some words with "oi," you've done a fantastic job! These are common words you might encounter every day. Always remember these safety tips – they’re here to keep you safe!

Congratulations on completing this section! You’re now prepared to move on to the next step, which will cover two vowels close to each other. Check out the video link in the description for more information!

Keywords

• oi
• oil
• boil
• coil
• coin
• soil
• foil
• join
• joint
• point
• voice
• noise
• poison
• toilet

FAQ

1. What is the "oi" sound?
The "oi" sound is produced when the letters 'o' and 'i' are next to each other in a word, creating a unique pronunciation.

2. Can you give examples of words with "oi"?
Sure! Some examples include oil, boil, coil, coin, soil, foil, join, joint, point, voice, noise, poison, and toilet.

3. What should I do if I see a poison sign?
If you see a sign indicating poison, never touch it. Always inform your mom or dad immediately and stay away from it.

4. Why is it important to learn words with "oi"?
Learning words with "oi" helps you expand your vocabulary and improves your reading skills, which are essential for effective communication.

5. How can I keep practicing reading?
You can continue practicing by finding more words with two vowels close to each other and watching educational videos that focus on reading.