Understanding 'OR' and 'ORE' Sounds

The video tutorial introduces R-controlled vowels, focusing on the sounds 'or' and 'ore'. It provides examples of words containing these sounds in different positions, such as 'orange', 'storm', 'fork', 'store', and 'shore'. The teacher guides students through a reading activity, encouraging them to use pictures to understand sentences. Finally, students are directed to a decodable reader to find words with 'OR' and 'ORE'.

What sound do the letters 'OR' make in words?

• Ar

• Ah

• Or

• Er

In which part of the word does 'OR' appear in 'orange'?

• Beginning

• Not present

• Middle

• End

What is the correct pronunciation of 'storm'?

• Starm

• Storm

• Sturm

• Stirm

Where does 'OR' appear in the word 'fork'?

• Beginning

• Not present

• Middle

• End

What is the sound of 'ORE' at the end of words like 'store'?

• Ear

• Air

• Ar

• Ore

What is the correct pronunciation of 'shore'?

• Shar

• Shur

• Shore

• Shir

Which word means 'to rip'?

• Tore

• Tour

• Tor

• Tar

What is the meaning of 'tore' in the context of the lesson?

• To sew

• To rip

• To paint

• To build

In which part of the word does 'OR' appear in 'morning'?

• Not present

• Middle

• Beginning

• End

What is the sound of 'OR' in 'morning'?

• Ir

• Er

• Or

• Ar