Closed Syllables
Open Syllables
Long Vowel Silent-e Syllables
NOT Silent-e Syllables
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100
Which words listed below follow the rule for a Closed Syllable type: smoop, jeem, goft, fla, spet, dast, and fi.
Closed Syllable type words are: goft, spet, and dast.
100
Which words listed below follow the rule for the Open Syllable type: drame, moost, ro, ni, fro, shaint, and bla.
Open Syllable type words are: ro, ni, fro, and bla.
100
Which words listed below follow the rule for Long Vowel Silent-e Syllable type: thrade, sobe, li, vean, spate, fu, and glane.
Words that follow the rule for the Long Vowel Silent-e Syllable type are: thrade, sobe, spate, and glane.
100
Which words listed do NOT follow the rule for Long Vowel Silent-e Syllable type: slife, shike, cleap, aze, thale, taum, and blope.
NOT Silent-e words are: cleap and taum.
100
What is the rule/pattern for the CLOSED syllable type?
What is the gesture for the CLOSED syllable type?
Closed Syllable type rule/pattern is: 1 vowel letter followed by 1 or more consonants.
Closed Syllable type gesture is: 
200
Which words listed below follow the rule for a Closed Syllable type: fote, yath, zete, ap, brip, gla, and boz.
The words that follow the Closed Syllable type are: yath, ap, brip, and boz.
200
Which words listed follow the Open Syllable type: dro, druss, preme, strint, pla, scu, and wha.
Open Syllable type words are: dro, pla, scu, and wha.
200
Which words listed below follow the rule for Long Vowel Silent-e: stede, tate, cho, sten, brike, plape, and ite.
Words that follow the rule for Long Vowel Silent-e are: stede, tate, brike, plape, and ite.
200
Which words listed do NOT follow the rule for Long Vowel Silent-e Syllable type: fleen, wo, stram, strome, snade, fo, and choin.
These words do NOT follow the Long Vowel Silent-e Syllable type rule: fleen, wo, stram, fo, and choin.
200
What is the rule/pattern for OPEN Syllable type words?
What is the gesture for the OPEN Syllable type?
The rule/pattern for OPEN Syllable type words is:
one vowel letter followed by no consonant letters.
The gesture for the OPEN Syllable type is:
300
Look at the words. Identify the vowels in each word and identify the syllable division (name the two letters/sounds where each word is divided).
twippit, safnump, feckhess, blemslimp, and stockthip
twippit (vowels: i , i , divide between p | p)
safnump (vowels: a, u, divide between f | n
feckhess (vowels: e, e, divide between k | h
blemslimp (vowels: e, i, divide between m | s
stockthip (vowels: s, i, divide between ck | th
300
Open Syllable type word, sposhane can be divided two different ways. First, identify the vowels, next identify the letters where the word can be divided into syllables.
sposhane - vowels are: o, a, and e.
correct word divisions: spo | shane and sposh | ane.
300
Look at the words. Identify the vowels, divide the word into syllables, and identify the syllable that contains the long vowel silent-e syllable type:
comlite, rovpete, and kimruke.
comlite - vowels: o and ive (long vowel silent-e); divide the word: com | lite
rovpete - vowels: o and eve (long vowel silent-e); divide the word: rov | pete
kimruke - vowels: i and uve (long vowel silent-e); divide the word: kim | ruke
300
Look at the words. Identify the vowels, divide the word into syllables, and identify the syllable type (silent-e or NOT silent-e):
hupjat, zimshack, and tristslan.
hupjat - vowels: u and a; divide the word: hup | jat and both syllables are CLOSED; NOT Long Vowel Silent-e.
zimshack - vowels: i and a; divide the word: zim | shack and both syllables are CLOSED; NOT Long Vowel Silent-e.
tristslan - vowels: i and a; divide the word trist | slan and both syllables are CLOSED; NOT Long Vowel Silent-e.
300
What is the rule/pattern for Long Vowel Silent-e Syllable type words?
What is the gesture for the Long Vowel Silent-e Syllable type?
The rule/pattern for Long Vowel Silent-e Syllable type words is: 1 vowel letter, followed by 1 consonant letter, and a silent-e at the end.
The gesture for the Long Vowel Silent-e Syllable type is: 
400
Look at the words. Identify the vowels in each word and identify the syllable division (name the two letters/sounds where each word is divided).
kibbip, fliptaff, yaphtim, scumpslap, and gobnin
kibbip - vowels: i, i, divide between b | b
fliptaff - vowels: i, a, divide between p | t
yaphtim - vowels: a, i, divide between ph | t
scumpslap - vowels: u, a, divide between p | sl
gobnin - vowels: o, i, divide between b | n
400
Open Syllable type word banto can be divided two different ways. First, identify the vowels. Next, identify the two possible word divisions.
banto - vowels: a and o
Possible word divisions - ban | to and bant | o.
400
Look at the words. Identify the vowels, divide the word into syllables, and identify the syllable that contains the long vowel silent-e syllable type:
fempine, deptupe, and septine.
fempine - vowels: e and ive (long vowel silent-e) and divide the word: fem | pine.
deptupe - vowels: e and uve (long vowel silent-e) and divide the word: dep | tupe.
septine - vowels: e and ive (long vowel silent-e) and divide the word: sep | tine.
400
Look at the words. Identify the vowels, divide the word into syllables, and identify the syllable type (silent-e or NOT silent-e):
wupbop, shemflot, and stugweb.
wupbop - vowels: u and o; divide the word: wup | bop and both syllables are CLOSED; NOT Long Vowel Silent-e.
shemflot - vowels: e and o; divide the word: shem | flot and both syllables are CLOSED, NOT Long Vowel Silent-e.
stugweb - vowels: u and e; divide the word: stug | web and both vowels are CLOSED, NOT Long Vowel Silent-e.
400
Identify the vowels and the syllable divisions in the following Open Syllable type words: duplex, digress, lilac, humid, and rustic.
duplex - vowels: u and e; division: du | plex
digress - vowels: i and e; division: di | gress
lilac - vowels: i and a; division: li | lac
humid - vowels: u and i; division: hu | mid
rustic - vowels: u and i; division: rus | tic
500
Look at the words. Identify the vowels in each word and identify the syllable division (name the two letters/sounds where each word is divided).
compact, except, distill, fabric, and transmit.
compact - vowels o, a, divide between m | p
except - vowels e, e, divide between x | c
distill - vowels i, i, divide between s | t
fabric - vowels a, i, divide between b | r
transmit - vowels a, i, divide between n | s
500
Identify the vowels and the syllable divisions in the following Open Syllable type words: locust, instep, raven, biped, and vivid.
locust - vowels: o and u; division: lo | cust
instep - vowels: i and e; division: in | step
raven - vowels: a and e; division: ra | ven
biped - vowels: i and e; division bi | ped
vivid - vowels: i and i; division viv | id
500
Look at the words. Identify the vowels, divide the word into syllables, and identify the syllable that contains the long vowel silent-e syllable type:
exhale, conspire, and textile.
exhale - vowels: e and ave (long vowel silent-e) and divide the word: ex | hale.
conspire - vowels: o and ive (long vowel silent-e) and divide the word: con | spire.
textile - vowels: e and ive (long vowel silent-e) and divide the word: tex | tile.
500
Look at the words. Identify the vowels, divide the word into syllables, and identify the syllable type (silent-e or NOT silent-e):
ransack, caftan, and plastic.
ransack - vowels: a and a, divide the word: ran | sack and both syllables are CLOSED, NOT Long Vowel Silent-e.
caftan - vowels: a and a, divide the word: caf | tan and both syllables are CLOSED, NOT Long Vowel Silent-e.
plastic - vowels: a and i, divide the word: plas | tic and both syllables are CLOSED, NOT Long Vowel Silent-e.
500
Look at the words. Identify the vowels in each word and identify the syllable division (name the two letters/sounds where each word is divided).
attic, mascot, hobnob, pigment, and ostrich.
attic - vowels: a, i, divide between t | t
mascot - vowels: a, o, divide between s | c
hobnob - vowels: o, o, divide between b | n
pigment - vowels: i, e, divide between g | m
ostrich - vowels: o, i, divide between s | tr