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Hello everyone! 🎉 In this Padlet, we will explore English vowel sounds using videos, images, explanations, and interactive activities. Practicing with multimedia helps you listen, repeat, and improve your pronunciation in fun ways. Let’s get started!

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Watch this short video explaining common English vowel sounds with clear examples.
After watching, write down three new vowel sounds you learned.

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The Vowel Song: Long and Short Vowel Sounds | English Songs | Scratch Garden

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English has 20 vowel sounds. Some are long, some are short. For example: the ‘i’ in “sit” is short, the ‘ee’ in “seat” is long. Good pronunciation means knowing these differences!
Key Tip: Use your mouth shape and tongue position correctly. Practice makes perfect!

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British English vowel sounds

We explain the 20 British English vowel sounds in videos (Lessons 1-5) and give examples of spelling and quizzes as part of our English pronunciation sounds course.

Learn pronunciation with videos

We also recommend watching the introduction to our British English pronunciation sounds course.

The whole course has 12 videos and you can learn all the British English pronunciation sounds in less than 30 minutes.

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Learn the British English vowel sounds. This covers 20 vowel sounds and includes videos with pronunciation sounds, examples of spelling and quizzes.

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Here is a chart showing mouth positions for English vowels.
Study the chart to see how your mouth should look for each sound.

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Choose three words from the chart and record yourself saying them.
Post your recording here. Listen to your classmates and give feedback!

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English Pronunciation Exercise - Find The Vowel Phoneme 2

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Pronunciation practice exercise. Look at the phoneme for each question: which one of the four words contains that phoneme?

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Match each word with the correct one

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Play just like regular charades but use words that fit the vowel sound or sounds you’re working on. So, if you’re currently focused on long and short o sounds, you might act out “boat” or “hopscotch.”

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One player thinks of a word, and others try to guess by asking questions about the vowels. Once you’ve narrowed down the vowel sound(s), players can ask other types of questions to determine the right answer. For more advanced students, try using multisyllabic words with more than one vowel sound in them!

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Rhythmic Practice: American English Vowels

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Rhythmic Practice: American English Vowels

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Rhythmic drills are a wonderful way to practice vowels! Here I take you through my Vowel Cluster #1

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Rhythmic Practice: American English Vowels