R Controlled Vowels

R controlled vowels are vowels that are followed by the letter "r" and make a unique sound. The "r" changes the sound of the vowel that comes before it. There are five R controlled vowels: "ar", "er", "ir", "or", and "ur".

Examples:

ar - car, star

er - her, fern

ir - bird, dirt

or - for, horn

ur - hurt, surf

Study Guide:

1. Practice reading words with R controlled vowels.
2. Identify R controlled vowels in words and underline them.
3. Write sentences using words with R controlled vowels.
4. Read books or passages that contain words with R controlled vowels.
5. Play games or do activities that focus on R controlled vowels to reinforce learning.

By practicing and recognizing R controlled vowels, students can improve their reading and spelling skills. It's important to continue practicing and using words with R controlled vowels to become more familiar with them.

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