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46 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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a
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apple
safe Alaska |
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e
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Ed
me |
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i
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itch
hi animal champion |
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o
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octupus
no |
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u
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up
mule flu |
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ar
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car
beggar warn |
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or
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horn
doctor worm |
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er
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her
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ir
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girl
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ur
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burn
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ai
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bait
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ay
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play
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ee
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jeep
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ey
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key
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oa
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boat
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oe
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toe
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ue
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blue
cue |
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oi
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coin
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oy
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boy
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aw
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saw
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au
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autumn
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ow
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snow
plow |
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ou
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trout
soup |
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oo
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school
book |
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ea
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eat
bread steak |
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eu
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feud
deuce |
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ew
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chew
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ui
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suit
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ie
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pie
piece |
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ei
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ceiling
vein |
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igh
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light
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eigh
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eight
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y
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cry
baby |
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What must every syllable have?
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a vowel
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What are the 6 syllable types?
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Closed syllable,
Vowel Consonant e syllable Open syllable Consonant-le syllable R-controlled syllable Double vowel syllable |
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What is the rule for a closed syllable?
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When 1 vowel is followed by 1 or more consonants the vowel is short.
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What is the rule for an open syllable?
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When one vowel is at the end of a syllable, the vowel is long.
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What is the rule for a Vowel Consonant-e syllable?
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When the pattern is Vowel Consonant e, the 1st vowel is long, and the e is silent.
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What is the rule for a Consonant-le syllable?
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Always at the end of a multisyllabic word, it only has 3 letters c-l-e and the e is silent. (little, cradle)
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What is the rule for an r-controlled syllable?
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When 1 vowel is followed by r, the r controls the sound of the vowel.
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What is the rule for a double vowel syllable?
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2 vowels together making 1 sound
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How do we remember the double vowel TALKERS?
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When 2 vowels go walking, the 1st one does the talking and the second one is silent.
(EX: bait,play,jeep, valley, boat, toe, eat, ceiling) |
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How do you remember double vowel WHINERS?
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A sound that begins with one vowel sound and glides into another. (EX: coin, boy, autumn, saw, trout, soup, school, book, suit)
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Where would you divide this syllable? vccv
rabbit |
vc/cv
rab/bit |
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Where would you divide this syllable? vcv
relish |
v/cv = re/lish
or vc/v = rel/ish Try both, which sounds right? |
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What are the 6 digraphs that have to stay together in a syllable?
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sh
ch wh th ck ph |
