One or Two Syllables?
Twelve words to read, clap and sort: frog and ship are one clap, kitten, picnic and lemon are two.
A spelling rule kids can use: k before e and i, c everywhere else. Twelve words to sort, from cat and crab to kit and king.
“Read each word. Look at the letter after the /k/ sound. Write the word in the right column.”
Printed on the sheet:
kitcatkingkidcrabcotkeptclapcubkickcobkeg
Read the rule on the sheet: k before e and i. Check each word against it.
Kids who split syllables by letter count instead of sound. Clap the word again.
Hunt for -ed and -ing words in a story and sort them.
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Twelve words to read, clap and sort: frog and ship are one clap, kitten, picnic and lemon are two.
Sixteen words to sort by the sound c and g make: city and cat, gem and goat. The rule is printed on the sheet.
Ten words to clap and split into syllables, from rab|bit and sun|set to di|no|saur and but|ter|fly.
The ending -ed can say /t/, /d/ or /id/. Twelve words to read out loud and sort by the sound: jumped, played and painted.
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