FREE Bossy R song and video is a fun way to practice r controlled vowel phonics patternsIf I were ever on a game show and asked to name all 50 states in alphabetical order, I could absolutely do it. And it’s not because I have a savant-like memory, it’s because in 8th grade we learned a song that listed all states in ABC order. I might not remember much else from that geography class, but I know those states, probably because it was presented to me in the form of a song.

Because music is a great way to practice and memorize things (and hey, it’s also fun!) I love using music in the classroom. See my parts of speech songs here and here.

I’m back at it again, this time with video! Bookmark this page or pin the video so you can use it with your class to review or teach r-controlled (or bossy-r) patterns.

 

 

 

For even more practice:

*Bossy-R Practice Pack – practice pages, posters, mini book, and assessment

Bossy R Practice Pack ($) activities, posters, a minibook, and an assessment, perfect for teaching r controlled vowel patterns for 1st and 2nd gradersBossy R Practice Pack ($) activities, posters, a minibook, and an assessment, perfect for teaching r controlled vowel patterns for 1st and 2nd graders

 

Hannah Blakeslee on FacebookHannah Blakeslee on InstagramHannah Blakeslee on PinterestHannah Blakeslee on Youtube
Hannah Blakeslee
Hannah Blakeslee
Hannah Blakeslee is a former teacher with 9 years of experience in the classroom and a master's degree in early childhood education. She designs engaging, organized classroom resources for 1st-3rd grade teachers.
Categories: Phonics, Teaching Reading2 Comments

Author: Hannah Blakeslee

Hannah Blakeslee is a former teacher with 9 years of experience in the classroom and a master's degree in early childhood education. She designs engaging, organized classroom resources for 1st-3rd grade teachers.

2 Comments

Comments are closed.