Reading Words with the R-Controlled Syllable 'er' in Context

This video tutorial teaches how to read words with the R-controlled syllable 'er' in context. It emphasizes using a keyword strategy to remember the 'ur' sound, demonstrated through examples like 'covered' and 'numbers'. The lesson involves writing words on sticky notes, highlighting the 'er' syllable, blending sounds, and rereading sentences to reinforce learning.

What is the keyword used to remember the sound that 'er' makes?

• Better

• Letter

• Butter

• Matter

What is the first step in the strategy to read words with 'er' syllables?

• Blend the sounds together

• Write the word on a sticky note

• Highlight the 'er' syllable

• Reread the sentence

Why is it important to highlight the 'er' syllable in a word?

• To make the word look colorful

• To remember the 'er' sound

• To skip the word easily

• To make the word longer

In the second example, how is the word 'numbers' broken down?

• NUM and BERS

• NUM and MERS

• NUM and ERS

• NUM and BERS

What is the final step after figuring out a word with 'er' syllables?

• Reread the text with the word

• Highlight another word

• Skip the word

• Write the word again