final /rl/
you might use a hot tool to achieve this hairstyle and "____" your hair
curl
you have to wake up _____ for school
early
hair type that is opposite of straight
curly
Does your tongue have to be tight or loose for an /r/?
Tight
the opposite of boy
girl
the part of your ear that you might get pierced
earlobe
what a couple might do on the dance floor; spinning around
twirl
Does your tongue have to be low or high for an /r/?
high
a woodland creature with a bushy tail that eats acorns
squirrel
another word for Earth, where we live
world
a large wooden container, often round with flat ends
barrel
Does your tongue have to be front or back for an /r/?
back
a Christmas song
carol
a phenomena you might create in a pool from running around in circles
whirlpool
a British nobleman
earl
What word can we add to vowel r sounds to help with "co-articulation"
red
shiny object found in a clam's mouth
pearl
when something happens very quickly and chaotically; "that was a ____________!"
whirlwind
snarl
What strategy can help with /rl/ blends?
Adding an "uh" sound between the /r/ and the /l/