Dividing syllables

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!

Read all about V/V words, also called "Lion Words." Learn how to divide these syllables properly, and get a free printable V/V Word list.

Did you know that teaching syllable division is included in every elementary level of CCSS? Do your students struggle with dividing words into syllables? Do you need help teaching the syllabication rules? It's about time, then, that you checked out these resources that clearly and concisely explain 16 rules for dividing words into syllables. #syllables #anchorchart #syllablerules #CCSS #5thgrade #4thgrade #3rdgrade #2ndgrade #1stgrade #kindergarten #ELAposters #teachingresources

Kristen - Reading Teacher on Instagram: "Syllable Division made simple! Cannot wait to share this foolproof way of dividing syllables with you. #ufli bigkidsneedphonicstoo #LETRS #weareteachers #teachersofig #teachersofinstagram #scienceofreading #iteachtoo #teacherlife #teachergram #educationmatters #educators #teachers #teacherhack #litchat #reading #elementaryteaching #elementaryteachers #elementaryreading #spelling #spellinghack #teachingspelling #elementaryspelling #weareteachers"

The Reading Mentor / Teacher / Tutor on Instagram: "🦁 What is VCV syllable division rule, also knows as Tiger rule? When there is a consonant between two vowels, divide the word after the first vowel creating an open syllable at the beginning making the vowel long. 🐾📚 Examples: t i / g e r r o / b o t 🦁 📚When to teach? Before teaching the syllable division, it is essential that children have a solid understanding of vowel and consonant as well as counting syllables. 🐾📚…

The VCCV rabbit syllable division can quickly move students past reading simple CVC words to reading multi-syllablic words.

Teaching students to break up longer words into smaller chunks or syllables is an important skill! There are 6 syllable types and it is extremely helpful for first graders to at least be exposed to a few. Even kindergartners can learn to divide multi-syllabic words made up of closed syllables! It’s a lot to remember, so I made you these FREE posters to use as a reference in your classroom!

There are 6 different syllable divisions students should know to improve their reading and spelling of multisyllabic words.

Are you looking for ready-to-use syllable activities? Counting syllables is an important pre-reading skill. Check out this post now!

Jessica Farmer on Instagram: "➗Here’s how to divide syllables based on the vowel pattern for two syllable words! 🎉 I learned a lot about this from Orton-Gillingham comprehensive training. @imse_og 💚 👀Go back and watch my last few videos for some great resources and information about syllable types and patterns! 📣 Comment with your favorite pattern to teach! Got questions? Let me know! #teachersofinstagram #teachersoftiktok #scienceofreading #structuredliteracy #phonics…