Mr Thorne Does Phonics with Geraldine the Giraffe - Exploring Vocabulary through sounds - Ss sound

Geraldine! I found you! Oh, you've got your strawberries! Thank you for looking after them. Are you eating them with a spoon? Oh, good work. Oh, careful, you don't knock them off. Ah, Geraldine, we're supposed to share those strawberries. Oh, don't fall asleep, Geraldine. You're supposed to guard the strawberries. You've lost your spoon now. Well done. Now, guess what sound we're looking at today? No, it's not puh, it's ss. The ss sound. Strawberries use the ss sound and so does spoon. Yes, ss. Can you try that again, Geraldine? Good work. Well done. How about we have a look at one of your adventures on the sand? Sand uses the ss sound too. Oh, Geraldine, did you have fun on the sand? That's right, Geraldine. Now, wait a minute. Looks like somebody stole some strawberries. Who do you think it was, Geraldine? Oh, I don't know. Let's have a look on the screen and count how many strawberries we have left. One, two, three, four, five, six. Six strawberries. Six uses the ss sound too, doesn't it? Oh, that's exciting. How about we have another look at one of your adventures using the ss sound? Oh, wasn't that interesting, Geraldine? You saw a spider in a spiderweb. Oh, it's a very intricate and interesting spiderweb, wasn't it, Geraldine? Oh, you thought it was scary. Oh, spiders can be scary, but they're part of nature. That's right, scary uses the ss sound as well. How about we have another... What? Geraldine, all your strawberries are gone. Where have they gone, Geraldine? Have you eaten them all, Geraldine? Well, you have to think of some way to apologise for eating all the strawberries, Geraldine. Geraldine, strawberry jam. Do you think that's going to make up for eating all the strawberries? I don't think so, Geraldine. What have you got now, Geraldine? Oh, strawberry ice cream. Well, that is much better, Geraldine. Now, if you want to see Geraldine eating more delicious foods, hit the subscribe button down below. Let's try that again, Geraldine. Well done, Geraldine. See you next time.