This document provides information about R-controlled vowel sounds in the English language. It explains that when a vowel is followed by the letter R, the R modifies the vowel sound. It gives examples of common words containing the vowel-R combinations of "ar" as in "car" and "or" as in "for". It directs the reader to practice pages in their book containing more words with these R-controlled vowel patterns.

1. R-
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d Vowels
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3. Bossy r
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bp8ar
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4. What are the R Controlled
Vowel Sounds?
when a vowel is followed by r,
the r changes the vowel’s sound.
Sharp farm

5. When the letter r follows a vowel,
the vowel is usually forced to
change its sound.
That's why we call it the “Bossy
R.”
In most small words with one vowel in
the middle, that vowel has a short vowel
sound as in the words like: bad, hen, sit,
fox, and fun.
But the r takes over and makes the
vowel make a new sound.

7. “ar” as in car
How many words can you think of that have “ar” in them?
barn b-ar-n
card c-ar-d
farm f-ar-m
car c-ar
harp h-ar-p
marbles m-ar-b-le-s
yard y-ar-d
shark sh-ar-k
garden g-ar-d-e-n
far f-ar

8. Give me an
example for
/ar/ & /or/ words.

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10. arm star
scarf shark
I have two arms.

11. farm
shark
card
barn
hard cart

13. barn
yarn
arm
harm
art
cart
farm dart