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Mastering R-Controlled Vowels: Ear and Eer Sounds with Johnny Appleseed

Explore the world of r-controlled vowels, focusing on "ear" and "eer," through engaging activities inspired by Johnny Appleseed. Students will identify words with the same sounds and construct sentences using vocabulary words. The lesson emphasizes the importance of details in storytelling, encouraging learners to articulate smaller pieces of information effectively. By the end of this interactive session, students will confidently read, write, and summarize what they’ve learned about these vowel sounds and their usage in context.

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Mastering R-Controlled Vowels: Ear and Eer Sounds with Johnny Appleseed

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  1. Johnny Appleseed Day 4

  2. I will be able to correctly read and write words containing the r-controlled vowels ear & eer. • Which word has the same SOUND as the bold word? • deer • dare • clear • hair

  3. I will be able to correctly read and write words containing the r-controlled vowels ear & eer. • Which word has the same SOUND as the bold word? • deer clear

  4. I will be able to correctly read and write words containing the r-controlled vowels ear & eer. • Which word has the same SOUND as the bold word? • cheer • hear • chair • care

  5. I will be able to correctly read and write words containing the r-controlled vowels ear & eer. • Which word has the same SOUND as the bold word? • cheer • hear

  6. I will be able to correctly read and write words containing the r-controlled vowels ear & eer. • Which word has the same SOUND as the bold word? • yearly • yawn • deer • heard

  7. I will be able to correctly read and write words containing the r-controlled vowels ear & eer. • Which word has the same SOUND as the bold word? • yearly • deer

  8. I will be able to correctly read and write words containing the r-controlled vowels ear & eer. • Which word has the same SOUND as the bold word? • engineer • fearless • parent • scare

  9. I will be able to correctly read and write words containing the r-controlled vowels ear & eer. • Which word has the same SOUND as the bold word? • engineer • fearless CLOSURE: Write a word with EAR and use it in a sentence. Write a word with EER and use it in a sentence.

  10. DETAILS IN YOUR OWN WORDS, write what DETAILS are and then share with your neighbor. Use the word DETAILS when you share. • Details are smaller pieces of information that tell more about the main idea. • Details make a story more interesting and give more information.

  11. I will be able to write details of a story that I read. • Johnny Appleseed sometimes wore a pot on his head. The pot was gray with a long handle. The handle was curved. Johnny wore the pot to keep his head dry. It fit his head just right. • There are FIVE details in the story above. You will have 4 minutes to write as many as you can.

  12. I will be able to write details of a story that I read. • Johnny Appleseed sometimes wore a pot on his head. The pot was gray with a long handle. The handle was curved. Johnny wore the pot to keep his head dry. It fit his head just right. • The pot was gray. • The pot had a long handle. • The handle was curved. • Johnny wore the pot to keep his head dry. • It fit his head just right.

  13. I will be able to summarize my learning by writing what I’ve learned about details in my own words. CLOSURE: Summarize what you have learned about DETAILS in your own words. Use the word in your writing.

  14. I will be able to write vocabulary words in correct context sentences. • frontier • orchards • survive • wild • tame • nearby CLOSURE: Rate your understanding of each word. Example: frontier orchards

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