This lesson teaches how to read words with r-controlled syllables 'ir' and 'ur', which both make the 'er' sound, as in 'girl' and 'turtle'. The video explains the concept of r-controlled syllables, demonstrates how to identify and pronounce them, and provides practice examples to reinforce learning. By the end, students should be able to recognize and read words containing these syllables.

What sound do the r-controlled syllables 'ir' and 'ur' make?

• er

• or

• ar

• ir

Which word can help you remember the sound of 'ir'?

• Turn

• Girl

• Bird

• Turtle

What is the first step in reading a word with 'ir' or 'ur'?

• Say the word out loud

• Look at the word from left to right

• Look at the word from right to left

• Guess the word

Which of the following words contains the 'ur' syllable?

• Bird

• Sir

• Firm

• Turn

What is the key to reading words with 'ir' and 'ur' syllables?

• Memorizing the words

• Blending the sounds together

• Ignoring the 'r' sound

• Reading the words backwards