Decoding R-Controlled Syllables

The video tutorial teaches how to read words with R-controlled syllables by highlighting and remembering vowel sounds. It explains the sounds made by different R-controlled vowels and demonstrates how to read multi-syllabic words by breaking them into syllables. The tutorial includes practical examples from a passage, guiding viewers through the process of identifying and blending syllables to read words correctly.

What sound does 'ar' make in r-controlled syllables?

• ar

• ir

• er

• or

Which of the following is an example of an r-controlled syllable?

• cat

• car

• bat

• mat

What is the first step in reading a multi-syllabic word with an r-controlled syllable?

• Look for vowels

• Break the word between consonants

• Highlight the r-controlled syllable

• Blend the sounds

In the word 'winter', which syllable is r-controlled?

• Both

• Second

• Neither

• First

What should you do after identifying the r-controlled syllable in a word?

• Write it down

• Blend the sounds

• Underline it

• Skip it

What is the purpose of using a sticky note when decoding words?

• To write notes

• To mark the page

• To highlight text

• To jot down the word

What sound does 'or' make in r-controlled syllables?

• ar

• or

• ir

• er

In the passage, what was Simon Wheeler doing at the desk?

• Reading

• Sleeping

• Writing

• Running numbers

What is the first step in decoding a word in a passage?

• Highlight the word

• Write it on a sticky note

• Guess the word

• Skip the word

What is the final step after decoding a word using r-controlled syllables?

• Forget the word

• Reread the text with the word

• Write the word again

• Highlight the word