Easy to Use R-Controlled Vowel Wall Cards
We have really enjoyed the different learning to read wall cards that we have had. The newest free wall cards are the R-Controlled Vowels. These match up with some of the other wall cards on the site like the CVC Word Family Wall Cards.
They are easy to use and display for kids to see examples of r-controlled words. I have found that kids love to have examples of what they are learning. All the wall cards have really helped my girls.
I do like having these cards. They really have helped my girls see the words and different places that r-controlled words can be. Plus they are great to have when working with different centers ideas.
I love displaying the wall cards on a tri-fold board
Each page has several of the words that go with each r-controlled vowels. Each card has 10 words with a picture of the r-controlled vowels as well. You have all 5 vowels shown. Plus I made a cover for when you use them on a ring.
I printed ours 2 pages on one page and laminate
Graphics from Whimsy Clips.
What you will find in these printables:
- R-controlled vowels: ar, er, ir, or, and ur
- 2 cards per page
- Cover page included
- 3 pages
R-Controlled Vowel Wall Cards & Ladder Selling Set
The R-Controlled Vowel Wall Cards and Ladders has two different types of wall cards and matching ladders to use with the wall cards. Plus this set has the two sizes of wall cards with both types of cards. One is great for hanging on the wall and the second type makes a great flipbook for kids to use.
- R-Controlled: ar words, er words, ir words, or words, ur words
- 2 Cards per page or 4 Cards per page options
- R-Controlled Vowel Ladders
- R-Controlled Vowel Cards Large with several words
- R-Controlled Vowel Cards Large with single image word ending
- R-Controlled Vowel Cards small with several words
- R-Controlled Vowel Cards small with single image word ending
- 16 pages
- Price: $2.50
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Cassie – 3Dinosaurs.com
Thank you so much for this resource; I am a speech therapist and I have quite a few kiddos with /r/ errors this year so I am always looking for new resources to use in therapy. The kids will love these practice sheets:-)
I’m glad that you will be able to use them. It is a hard one for kids to learn.
I am loving the ring of r words. Looks like a fun way to go over all the words and memorize them. Then I would work up to pointing at a word for them to read. Thank you for sharing on the #Thoughtful Spot last week.