‘oa’, ‘ow’ and ‘oe’ Make the same sound We use oa in the beginning or middle of a word/syllable (oak, soap), and oe and ow at the end of the word/syllable (toe AND throw). The ‘oa’ Sound boat First up, meet ‘oa’ When ‘o’ and ‘a’ team up as ‘oa,’ they almost always say /ou/ as in ‘boat’ or ‘coat.’ The ‘ow’ Sound Next, we have ‘ow.’ This duo is a bit more versatile. Most of the time, ‘ow’ also says /ou/, like in ‘snow’ or ‘bow’ (as in blow and sparrow). The ‘oe’ Sound Lastly, there’s ‘oe, which is

The letters 'oa' make one sound. They make the long 'o' sound. This sound is the same as ow (as in snow) and o-e (as in bone). Practice reading word with oa. #Readingpractice #digraph #phonics #reading #english #completesounds | Reading Tips For Parents