R-Controlled Vowels: AR and OR

The video tutorial introduces R-controlled vowels, focusing on how the letter 'R' influences the sounds of vowels 'A' and 'O'. It provides examples of words with AR and OR sounds, such as 'jar', 'car', 'fork', and 'corn'. The tutorial also covers alternative spellings for the OR sound, including 'ORE' and 'OAR'. The lesson concludes with encouragement for further practice.

What is an R-controlled vowel?

• A vowel that appears at the end of a word.

• A vowel that is always silent.

• A vowel that is always pronounced the same way.

• A vowel that is followed by the letter 'r' and changes its sound.

Which word contains the R-controlled vowel 'AR'?

• Cat

• Jar

• Sun

• Dog

What sound does the combination 'AR' make?

• Ir

• Er

• Or

• Ar

Which word contains the R-controlled vowel 'OR'?

• Car

• For

• Bat

• Sit

What sound does the combination 'OR' make?

• Ar

• Ir

• Er

• Or

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

• Roar

• Corn

• Fork

• Bark

In the word 'car', what sound does 'AR' make?

• Er

• Or

• Ir

• Ar

What is the sound of 'AR' in the word 'art'?

• Ir

• Er

• Ar

• Or

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

• Bark

• Core

• Corn

• Sit

What is the sound of 'AR' in the word 'far'?

• Er

• Ir

• Or

• Ar