This video tutorial teaches how to read words with R-controlled syllables, focusing on the 'er' sound. It introduces the concept, explains the keyword strategy using 'letter' as a reference, and provides step-by-step examples with words like 'covered' and 'numbers'. The lesson emphasizes writing words on sticky notes, highlighting the 'er' syllable, blending sounds, and rereading sentences to reinforce learning.

What is the focus of this lesson?

• Understanding words with a vowel followed by 'r'

• Reading words with silent letters

• Learning about consonant blends

• Practicing spelling rules

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

• Matter

• Letter

• Better

• Butter

What is the first step in identifying a word with the 'er' sound?

• Reread the sentence

• Write the word on a sticky note

• Highlight the 'er' syllable

• Blend the sounds together

In the example, what word was identified using the 'er' sound strategy?

• Uncovered

• Recovered

• Discovered

• Covered

What is the second step after writing the word on a sticky note?

• Blend the sounds together

• Highlight the 'er' syllable

• Reread the sentence

• Guess the word

How many syllables are in the word 'numbers'?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• One

What is the first syllable in the word 'numbers'?

• Num

• Bers

• Numb

• Ber

What is the final step in the strategy for reading words with 'er'?

• Reread the sentence with the word

• Highlight the entire word

• Write the word again

• Guess the meaning

What should you do if you don't have sticky notes?

• Use a highlighter

• Skip the word

• Write in the book

• Use notebook or loose leaf paper

What is the main takeaway from this lesson?

• Reading words with the 'er' syllable in context

• Improving spelling skills

• Understanding silent letters

• Learning new vocabulary