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: er, ir, ur Instructional Day: One Review Activity: /o/ sound flashcards Word List: shawl, paw, raw, pawn, lawn, fawn, Paul, haul, maul, crawl, haunt, launch, tree, pink, pan, toy, shoe Activate Phonemic Awareness: Thumbs up/down. Do you hear the /r/ sound? Articulation: Have students look in the mirror. What is the shape of your mouth when you say /r/? Letter sound : List of words. Have students highlight the words that have er, ir, or ur in them. Word List: Fern, Kirk, skirt, twirl, turn, hurt, her, dirt, church, swerve, dog, cat, house, like, school, bike List: Kirk, her, hurt, skirt, Fern, turn, twirl, swerve, church I Do: Model think aloud and blend words: Kirk, her, hurt We Do: Guide students in a group think aloud blending: skirt, Fern, turn You Do: Read individually: twirl, swerve, church Word Building Words: werve- nerve, turn- burn; skirt-dirt, and hurt-curt; Kirk-Dirk; Burnturn; dirt- skirt I Do: Model changing the initial sound: swerve- nerve, turn- burn We Do: Say word, change initial sounds, say new word as a group: skirt-dirt, and hurt-curt You Do: Say word, have students change initial sound and say new word: Kirk-Dirk; Burn- turn; dirt- skirt Fern, burn, turn, her, dirt, skirt 1. Have students identify the words in story one that contain the targeted skill. 2. Read the identified words. 3. Read Story One. 10

: er, ir, ur Instructional Day: Two Review Activity: Vowel teams- predictable- igh Have students count sounds in the word. Model writing the word in Elkonin boxes. Word List: sigh, high, light, night, night, flight, might Activate Phonemic Awareness: Ask students what sound they hear in the middle of the word. Articulation: Have students make the /ir/, /er/, /ur/ sounds and discuss with the students the shape of their mouths. Letter sound : Show flash cards with words. Have students stand when they see words with er, ir, ur. Word List: Fern, Kirk, skirt, twirl, turn, hurt, her, dirt, church, swerve, rake, crane, rat, ball, burn List: I Do: We Do: You Do: Fern, Kirk, skirt, twirl, turn, hurt, her, dirt, church, swerve, burn Watch me read these words: Fern, Kirk, turn. Model the blending of sounds. Join me in blending these words together: Fern, skirt, hurt Call on individuals to read words: Kirk, twirl, skirt, turn, hurt, her, dirt, church, swerve Word Building Words: swerve, church, skirt, Fern, Kirk, twirl, turn, hurt, her, dirt I Do: Watch me write swerve. All of our /r/ spellings sound the same, so we have to look for the correct spelling. /er/ looks the best. Check dictionary. We Do: Repeat steps for writing church and skirt. You Do: Work with a partner to come up with spellings of Fern, Kirk, twirl, turn, hurt, her, dirt shirt, twirl, swerve, church, hurt, stern 1. Read story one with identified target words. 2. Read clean copy of story one. 10

: er, ir, ur Instructional Day: Three Review Activity: Vowel teams multiple spelling sound /ow/ Word List: ou, ow: about, out, house, mouse, cow, brown, clown, wow Activate Phonemic Awareness: : Step up if you hear the /r/ sound Articulation: Use the whisper phone (phonics phone) to allow student to make and hear the sound. Letter sound : Teacher models the er, ir, ur, spellings of the /r/ sound. Word List: List: Burt, Third, first, girl, Vern, skirt, hurt, dirt, her, Fern, Kirk, I Do: Teacher reviews word list by sorting words into ER, IR, and UR rows. We Do: Using pocket charts, students (with teacher guidance) will sort words into ER, IR, and UR categories. You Do: Students individually sort and paste pre-cut word cards into categories. Word Building Words: Fern, Kirk, skirt, twirl, turn, hurt, her, dirt, church, swerve, burn, shirt I Do: Teacher demos writing a word. Teacher does a think aloud with writing Vern. Teacher models changing the word to Fern. We Do: Teacher gives word and sound to change. A student models the change for the group. Girl-whirl You Do: Teacher calls words. Students write word list on white boards. dirt on my skirt Burt's blue shirt will hurt you 1. Identify target words in story 2. 2. Read story 2. 10

: er, ir, ur Instructional Day: Four Review Activity: Word List: Have students match words with pictorial representations. book, foot, hood, crook, hoof, school, zoo, root, food, moon, tooth Activate Phonemic Awareness: Call out words. Have students stand up when they hear a word that has the /r/ sound. Articulation: Letter-sound : Highlight er, ir, and ur words in a list. Have students make the /r/ sound as they highlight the word. (Type word list prior to lesson) Word List: third, girl, skirt, firm, birth, turn, hurl, churn, curb, burst, term, clerk, stern, jerk, herd, she look, up, found, night List: her, jerk, girl, dirt, hurt, turn I Do: Think aloud sorting the following words: er- her; ir-girl; ur- hurt We Do: Read the words chorally and have students determine where to place the word. er-jerk; ir-dirt; ur-turn You Do: Students will independently sort the six words that were just sorted. Word Building Words: I Do: Model think aloud for writing these words: first, turn, Vern We Do: Have students work together to write girl, hert, her You Do: Have students independently write skirt, Burt, jerk, and any words from the I Do or We Do sections as time permits. Word List: first, turn, Vern, girl, hert, her, skirt, Burt, jerk Vern ran from the girl. Burt has a blue shirt. 1. Read story two. 10

: er, ir, ur Instructional Day: Five Review Activity: Word List: Appropriate grade level/ lesson sight words. Review sight words. Popcorn words activity. Activate Phonemic Awareness: Children each get a paddle with red on one side and green on the other. They display the green side for go for words that have the /ir/ sound and display the red side for words that do not. Articulation: Letter sound : Teacher makes a word with magnetic letter. Students identify if the er, ir, ur pattern exists. Word List: Fern, turn, dirt, girl, first, third, church, her, twirl, been, pull, wash, off, cold, five List: I Do: the appropriate column. We Do: Teacher selects a card, the group reads the word, and everyone places their copy of that card in the appropriate column. Use, swerve, skirt, hurt, bar. You Do: Students continue sorting their words into appropriate columns. Word Building Words: her, girl, turn, swerve, skirt, hurt, Fern, first, church I Do: Open Sort- ER, IR, UR: Teacher models a think aloud placing her, girl, turn, and farm into Writing words in shaving cream: Teacher sounds and blends a word to model how to write the word. We Do: You Do: The teacher distates words as the students write them. The teacher says a word and asks the students for guidance in writing the word. She could twirl and turn. Fern has a red skirt. Burt, Vern, and Fern went out to play. 1. Read story three. 2. Formative Assessment: Student should read targeted skill words with the goal being 95% accuracy. 10

Target Words For er, ir, ur Stories Story 1 Story 2 Story 3 Specific New words (10-14) Specific New Words (5-7) Specific Words From Story 1 (5-7) Specific New words (10-14 words) fern Burt skirt bird Kirk third hurt chirp skirt first dirt curl twirl girl her perch turn Vern Fern fur hurt Kirk fir her burr dirt Dirk church Herb swerve purr burn shirt

Instructional Focus: er, ir, ur Story Number: 1 Story Title Fern and Kirk Fern and Kirk went to church. Fern had on her red skirt. She could twirl and turn. As she twirled, Fern fell on the curb. She hurt her leg and got dirt on her skirt. Kirk had to swerve so he would not get dirt on his blue shirt. Kirk was stern and cursed Fern. Dern Fern, Do not turn so fast Fern or you will burn, burn, burn.

Instructional Focus: er, ir, ur Story Number: 2 Burt, Fern and Vern Play Outside Burt, Vern and Fern went out to play. Burt has a blue shirt. Fern has a red skirt. First, Vern put dirt on Burt s shirt. Burt said, Vern, do not put dirt on my shirt. Next, Vern put dirt on Fern s skirt. Fern said, Vern, do not put dirt on my skirt, or I will hurt you! Third, Vern ran from the girl.

Instructional Focus: er, ir, ur Story Number: 3 Derk s Cat Derk and Herb sat on the log by the fir tree. Up in the fir tree the bird sat on its perch. Down in the yard of the farm Derk s cat had a burr in its fur. It was too sad to purr. The bird gave a sad chirp. The burr in Derk s cat s fur made its tail curl. The bird in the fir tree flew from its perch down to the yard by Derk. It gave a chirp when it heard the cat burp. Then Herb pulled the burr from Derk s cat s fur. Derk s cat gave a big purr.