First consonants
ThaiGrade 14 rounds
Thai
An AR classroom game for Grade 1. Learners can aim with their hands at the camera or play by tapping the screen.
This set has 6 questions in an interactive multiple choice activity.
Curriculum indicatorท 1.1 ป.1/1
A look before you play
A few real prompts from the game to help you choose an activity for your class.
สระอา is a long vowel written after the initial consonant, as in มา, ตา, นา.
สระอี is written above the consonant and is long, as in ดี, มี, ปี.
สระอุ is written below the consonant and is short, as in ปุ, ตุ, ดุ.
Before you play
Practise the vowels อา, อี and อุ, telling short from long (อะ versus อา, อุ versus อู), and knowing that สระอือ without a final consonant is written with อ after it, as in มือ, for reading words aloud correctly (ท 1.1 ป.1/1).
6 multiple-choice questions - Which word uses สระอา: มา / มิ / มุ - Which uses สระอี: ดุ / ดี / ดา - Which uses สระอุ (ปุ) - Which has a short vowel: กะ / กา / กี; which has a long vowel: ปุ / ปู / ปะ - Which uses สระอือ with no final consonant: มี / มู / มือ
Use after the first set of vowels, 4-5 minutes in solo mode. - Before playing, say pairs กะ-กา and ปุ-ปู, stretching arms for long and pulling them in for short - For items 1 to 3, point to where the vowel sits: after, above or below the consonant - For item 6, write มือ and ถือ on the board and circle the อ Play it linked to a class and the results go into the mark book.
- Item 6: choosing มี because ◌ี and ◌ื look very alike; check for the อ after it - Item 5: swapping ปุ and ปู, both with the vowel below and differing only by a tail; say them long and short side by side - Item 2: choosing ดุ, a word familiar from home