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The Six Syllables!

The Six Syllables!. Closed Syllable (C). Ends with consonant One Vowel short sound a,e,i,o,u. Examples. g a t pl e d t i n phl o m u n. Open Syllable (O). One Vowel Ends with vowel Vowel has long sound a, e, i, o, u, y. Open Syllable (O). M a/k ing  Making

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The Six Syllables!

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  1. The Six Syllables!

  2. Closed Syllable (C) Ends with consonant One Vowel short sound a,e,i,o,u

  3. Examples • gat • pled • tin • phlom • un

  4. Open Syllable (O) One Vowel Ends with vowel Vowel has long sound a, e, i, o, u, y

  5. Open Syllable (O) Ma/king  Making Re/fund  Refund Ro/bot  Robot Sti/pend  Stipend Fu/sion  Fusion Ly/ing  Lying

  6. Magic “e” Syllable (ME) Two vowels separated by a consonant (VCe) Final vowel is a silent ‘e’ Other vowel is long sound a.e, e.e, i.e, o.e, u.e

  7. Examples • Quite • Mis*take • Home • Vote • Bone • Per*fume • Sale • Joke

  8. Double Vowel (2V) Two vowels in a pair 1. First one does talking, second one silent (ea/ee, oa, ie, ay/ai, ow [o]) Or 2. Make a NEW sound together (oo, oo/ue/ew, au/aw, oi/oy, ou/ow)

  9. Example • Play • Day • Blue • Stew • Spoon • Straw • toe • coin • tie • speed • Tea • meal • Boat • Row • cow • detail

  10. Crazy R (CR) Vowel is followed by “r” ar (car), or (for) er (her), ir (bird) ur (hurt)

  11. Example • Car star far • Stir dirt skirt • For store floor • Her flower power • Hurt burn turn

  12. Final Stable (FS) Syllable ends with consonant ___‘le’ Vowel is hard to hear, but it is there to indicate a separate syllable; Sounds like /I/ at the end fle, ble, ple, dle, tle, gle, ckle, zle, cle When ‘s’ comes before ‘tle’ the ‘t’ is silent

  13. Example • Shuffle • Bubble • People • Middle • Title • Juggle • Trickle • Puzzle • Bicycle • Whistle

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