Multisyllabic words

Do your students struggle with decoding multisyllabic words? Teaching syllable types is a great first step! Read more and grab freebies.

I am continually trying to give my followers what they want! I began doing multisyllabic activities with Multisyllabic Reindeer and Multisyllabic Hearts. Some people requested words with more syllables, so I included 4 and 5 syllable words in the heart activity. Some people also requested having pictures for younger kids, so I think I've managed to accomodate all requests with Multisyllabic Shamrocks. Word list: Sorting placemat: 2 syllable words (18 cards): 3 syllable words (18 cards): 4…

Here are reading intervention activities that help kids decode multisyllabic words. Using Spot and Dot helps students take apart...

Help students read multisyllabic words by teaching them the 6 syllable types! Get a FREE multisyllabic word list and syllable types resource!

Unlock the secrets to decoding multisyllabic words for your elementary students with our Closed Syllables Decoding Multisyllabic Words Freebie! Effective and engaging games and activities, all with a no-prep, print and go approach designed for easy implementation. Explore one of the 6 syllable types and watch your students' decoding skills and confidence soar!

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Sorting multisyllabic words activities Improving fluency is something we are always looking to do. I have the students do a number of activities with connected text to achieve this. But most of the time, students

Teaching children how to divide a multisyllabic word can really boost your child's reading confidence. Learn all about syllable types and...

Learn the 7 BEST ways to teach multisyllabic words to struggling readers! Decoding multisyllabic words can be a tricky skill to learn, but once they learn the 6 syllable types and syllable division rules they will soar! Includes multi syllabic words activities, anchor chart, games, worksheets, and posters. Learn what are multisyllabic words, decoding strategies, and how to teach multisyllabic words. Perfect for teaching reading intervention for older kids or beginning readers.

When children start to learn to read longer words, knowing syllables, the 7 syllable types, and syllable division rules can make the process much simpler.

Multisyllabic words may be easy to find online, but this selection is geared specifically for practicing speech therapy.

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Teaching students how to decode multisyllabic words can be hard to do. But I have finally figured out 6 steps to explicitly and systematically teach students the six syllable types in a way that is easy for both students and teachers. Click here to check out these engaging print and go lessons for your guided reading group or reading intervention group. {6 syllable type activities}

Happy Friday!! This week has been a little crazy. Not even quite sure why. Last week I posted on Literacy Land about making nonsense words more "real" in your classroom. I have been using these sheets in my guided reading group: And I have really enjoyed watching my firsties use the nonsense words or small real words to read the 2-syllabe words. They have felt successful! So I posted another freebie with more of these sheets to use. Hope you find them to be helpful! Happy Friday!! Enjoy your…

Good spellers count syllables! Syllabication activities and center ideas. The image shows a list of words included in the syllable game, "Oh My Stars!" Students withdraw word cards and collect stars. If the word has 3 syllables, they take 3 stars. If the word has 2 syllable, they take 2 stars. Winner is the first one to cover their game board with stars.

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Do your students struggle to read multisyllabic words? This post shares a decoding multisyllabic words strategy for 4th & 5th graders and free resources.

Syllables anchor chart

Are you ready to simplify decoding multisyllabic words for your students? I have a five-step process you can teach your students to help them read big words.

Syllable types are an easy way to support readers. Syllables can be used for encoding and decoding. Syllable types can be introduced as needed.