Understanding the 'AR' Sound

The video tutorial introduces the 'AR' sound, using 'star' as an example. It explains how 'AR' can represent the 'r' sound, similar to a pirate's 'arrr'. The class reads and spells words like 'car', 'star', and 'park', focusing on the 'AR' sound. The session concludes with a review of the spelling exercises and a recap of the 'AR' sound.

What sound does the combination 'AR' typically make?

• A silent sound

• A short 'A' sound

• A pirate-like 'R' sound

• A long 'A' sound

Which of the following words contains the 'AR' sound?

• Fish

• Cat

• Dog

• Star

Which of the following words does NOT contain the 'AR' sound?

• Car

• Star

• Park

• Cat

What is the sound made by 'AR' in the word 'star'?

• A long 'A' sound

• A silent sound

• A pirate-like 'R' sound

• A short 'A' sound

Which word has the same 'AR' sound as in 'car'?

• Fish

• Star

• Cat

• Dog

Which of these words contains the 'AR' sound?

• All of the above

• Farmer

• Marble

• Garden

What is the sound of 'AR' in 'marble'?

• A long 'A' sound

• A pirate-like 'R' sound

• A short 'A' sound

• A silent sound

Which word does not have the 'AR' sound?

• Park

• Car

• Dog

• Star

What is the first letter in the word 'car'?

• C

• A

• K

• R

How do you spell the word 'car'?

• K-A-R-E

• K-A-R

• C-A-R-E

• C-A-R