R-Controlled Vowel Sounds

Miss Lulu introduces the concept of bossy R and its effect on vowels, transforming them into R-controlled vowels. She explains the special vowels A, E, I, O, and U, and how they can have long and short sounds. The video provides examples of R-controlled vowels and demonstrates how they change the pronunciation of words. Miss Lulu guides viewers through forming words with these vowels, offering practice and encouraging participation. The lesson concludes with a review of the concepts covered.

What is the main topic Miss Lulu is excited to teach?

• Silent E

• Diphthongs

• Consonant Blends

• Bossy R

Which of the following is NOT a vowel?

• U

• A

• I

• B

What are the two types of sounds vowels usually make?

• Fast and slow

• Soft and hard

• High and low

• Long and short

What does the bossy R do to the vowel 'E'?

• Changes it to 'ER'

• Changes it to 'AR'

• Changes it to 'OR'

• Changes it to 'UR'

How does the bossy R affect the vowel 'I'?

• It makes it say 'UR'

• It makes it say 'OR'

• It makes it say 'AR'

• It makes it say 'IR'

What sound does 'OR' make when controlled by bossy R?

• UR

• ER

• OR

• AR

Which of the following is part of the 'earth' family of R-controlled vowels?

• AR

• OR

• UR

• ER

What word is formed with the R-controlled vowel 'OR' and the letters C and N?

• Cern

• Corn

• Carn

• Curn

What word is formed with the R-controlled vowel 'UR' and the letters B and N?

• Bern

• Born

• Burn

• Barn

What is the beginning letter of the word 'first'?

• R

• T

• S

• F