Syllable Split: Open Syllables
Ten words where the first part ends in a long vowel (mu|sic, pa|per, ba|by), up to com|pu|ter and po|ta|to.
Ten new words to clap and split: two consonants in the middle split between them (muf|fin, pic|nic), then ba|na|na and fan|tas|tic.
“Clap each word. Write it in parts with a line between the syllables. Then circle how many syllables it has.”
muffinkittenpicnicmagnethelmetinsecttadpolebananaoctopus
Split between two consonants in the middle: muf|fin.
Kids who split syllables by letter count instead of sound. Clap the word again.
Make a class book of compound words with a drawing for each.
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Ten words where the first part ends in a long vowel (mu|sic, pa|per, ba|by), up to com|pu|ter and po|ta|to.
Ten verbs to put in the past with -ed, with the three spelling rules on the sheet: walked, hopped, baked, clapped and smiled.
Ten words that end in y: babies, puppies, cried and flies change the y to i, days, toys and keys keep it. Both rules are on the sheet.
Ten pairs of words to join into contractions: don’t, can’t, I’m, it’s, we’re, she’ll and let’s.
12 printable pages: six step-by-step lessons, a grid activity, draw-and-write sheets and teacher notes, sent with your welcome email. After that, new classroom printables by email.