Prevocalic and Vocalic R
Why is R so hard.pdfThere are two basic types of R sounds: Prevocalic R and Vocalic R
A Prevocalic R is when the R comes before a vowel in a syllable (ring, round, rain, parrot, cherry, etc.). This R sound is typically easier to say compared to the vocalic R.
A Vocalic R is when the R comes after a vowel (water, star, ear, storm, etc.). These R sounds are typically harder to say compared to the prevocalic R because each vowel changes how you say the R.
How to Make R.pdfPrevocalic R Practice
Vocalic R Practice
r all positions check off.pdf
Initial R Flashcards- 4Vocalic R flashcardsVocalic R TIC TAC TOE.pdfInitial R Word Search.pdfintiial r gameboard.pdfI can find vocalic R 2 word count.pdfDot Game- ERInitial R Tic Tac ToeDot Game- RVocalic R word listsVocalic R- Big R.pdfIniital R Coloring Page.pdfArticulation to Amaze.pdfHigh Frequency "R" Books
The Big Red Sled- Jane Gerver
Dinnertime!- Sue Williams
I Like Red- Robert Bright
My Rhinoceros- Jon Agee
Rain- Manya Stojic
Ravenous Ralph- Julie Brinckloe
Red is Best- Kathy Stinson
Roaring Rockets- Tony Mitton
Roll Over- Merle Peek
Rosie Rabbit's Radish- Wendy Cheyette Lewison
Running Rhino- Mwenye Hadithi
Ten Monsters in a Bed- Rozanne Lanczak Williams
Ten Red Apples- Pat Hutchins
Bear that Says Thanks- Karma Wilson
Oh, the Thinks you can Think- Dr. Seuss
This Train- Paul Collicut
