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[DOC File]Phonics “Cheat Sheet”
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When a word or a syllable has only one vowel and it comes at the end of the word or syllable, it usually stands for the long sound. CV (he, me) CV-CVC (ti-ger, na-tion, hu-man) These are called “open syllables”. Some useful rules to know about vowels: Y functions as a vowel in the final position (e.g. very, merry) BLENDS bl, sm, scr, gr, sl ...
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[DOCX File]List
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A suffix is a group of letters, or word part, placed at the end of a base word. A suffix can have more than one meaning. When you remove it from the word, the word that remains has its own meaning. Understanding suffixes helps writers efficiently spell multisyllabic words. 2.
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[DOCX File]Teacher Checklist – Basic Reading Skills
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15. understands subtleties in word or sentence meaning (idioms, figurative language). 16. interprets meaning from vocal intonation. 17. understands a variety of sentence structures (cause- effect passive voice – The ball was bounced by the girl.) and clauses (clause that modifies the subject: - The dog that chased the cat was hit.).
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[DOC File]PR Unit 15 Lesson 2
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Spelling List: napkin, upset, cannot, jacket, pocket, sunset, rabbit, insect, cactus, magnet. Wednesday---Unit 15 Lesson 3: Closed Syllables. Students will learn a syllable is a word or part of a word having one vowel sound. Teacher will guide students to determine if a word is open or closed syllable.
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Give the open syllable words more practice. Focus on the shorter words, as the longer words with consonant-l-e often have schwa sounds with various spellings. -CKLE and -STLE are special categories because they have silent letters, although CK can be taught as a way of doubling the /k/ consonant so that the first syllable can get a consonant ...
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[DOCX File]Ridgefield School District
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Using the list attached complete one of the spelling activities from the inside cover of your spelling notebook (if you do not have your spelling notebook, please write each word three times each) 8:45-9:30
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open syllables have long vowel sounds. any single syllable word, with a silent final “e,” will have long vowel sounds. two syllable words with an open first syllable, have long vowels in that syllable. syllable patterns give clues to pronunciation and spelling. The students will be able to… identify syllable patterns in multi-syllable words.
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[DOC File]Goshen Creek/1st GRADE
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Explain that an open syllable is a syllable that ends with one vowel that usually makes the long sound. Display the T-Chart. Inform students that they will see and hear a word with one syllable. Explain that they need to decide if the word has an open syllable or a closed syllable. Display and read the first single syllable word written on a ...
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[DOC File]PR---Unit 23
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Teacher will model word building for decoding and encoding. The y is a closed syllable in the word (gym). The y is open syllable in the word (nylon). Students will divide the words into syllables on page 23-13 and 23-14. Teacher will do these along with the students. Students will read the words and sentences from page 23-13 and 23-14.
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If it has a consonant in front and behind it, it is a closed syllable., (the vowel sound is short). If it ends in a vowel then it is an open syllable, (the vowel sound is long) . Put a * between the syllables and if it is open put an O above that syllable. If it is closed put a C above that syllable. A word can contain both types or just one.
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