Mastering the R-Controlled Syllable: Reading Words with 'er

This lesson teaches how to read words with R-controlled syllables, focusing on the ER syllable. It explains how the letter R changes the vowel sound, creating a new sound. The lesson provides steps to identify and read words with the ER syllable, emphasizing the importance of blending sounds. Practice examples are given to reinforce learning, and the lesson concludes with a summary of the key points.

What are R controlled syllables and how do they change the sound of vowels?

Describe the common mistake made when reading R controlled syllables.

What sound does the syllable 'er' make in words, and how can it be identified?

Explain the steps taken to read the word 'her' using the R controlled syllable rules.

How did the process of blending sounds help in reading the word 'jerk'?