Syllable Types
A word or part of a word made by one push of breath.
What is a syllable?
Two consonants combined to form only one sound.
What is a digraph?
If a one syllable word ends in a vowel immediately followed by the consonant l, s, or f - double that consonant.
What is the FLOSS Rule?
Think of a word that is a closed syllable AND correctly mark it up.
What is see white board.
What type is in the word (blend, digraph blend, 3-letter blend): shrink
What is digraph blend?
Three things that a closed syllable has?
What is (1)- One Vowel (2)- Vowel is followed by one or more consonants (3)- Vowel is a short sound marked up by a breve
Two or more consonants together making a separate sound.
What is a blend?
When do you end a word with a ck.
What is when "ck" directly follows a one-syllable short vowel?
The mark placed above a long vowel.
What is a macron (-)?
Name all the ng and nk welded letters.
What is ang, ank, ing, ink, ong, onk, ung, unk?
The job of "e" at the end of a word? AND What is the exception for v-e syllable?
What is to make a vowel long, AND the v-e exception is -ive (give)?
The symbol used to mark a vowel in a short syllable.
What is a breve?
What sounds does /g/ make? What sounds does /c/ make? How do you know which sound it will make?
What is g says /g/ and when the letters e, i, y directly after g ( ge, gi, gy) make it say the /j/ sound. c says /k/, and when the letters e,i,y, come after the c (ce, ci, cy) say the /s/ sound.
Show how to mark up "bruise"
What is - see white board
Give an example of a base word with 2 suffixes.
What is see white board?
This syllable contains vowels like ea, ai, ou.
What is the vowel digraph/diphthong "D" syllable?
What are the 3 sounds of an -ed ending?
What is ../ed/, /d/, /t/?
Why is the consonant doubled in the word "flattest"?
What is the 1:1:1 Spelling rule when adding a vowel suffix?
Mark up and name the syllable types in "forgotten".
What is - see white board.
Spell the word _______________
what is unforgettable?
How do you know when to use the r-controlled syllable -- /ir/ /ur/ /er/ when spelling a word
What is there is no rule for this you must learn the words by reading a lot.
The schwa--- What does the symbol look like? and what sound does it make?
What is it looks like an upside down e, it makes a short u sound and it happens on an /a/ at the beginning or end of a word in an open syllable or an /i/ in the middle of a word in an open syllable.
Why is the consonant not doubled in the word "shipment"?
What is the 1:1:1 spelling rule when adding a consonant suffix?
Mark up the word "reside".
What is see white board?
What are the sounds of /y/ in an open syllable?
What is.. y can make a long /i/ sound in 1 syllable words or a long /e/ sound in multisyllabic words.