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Slide-Lesson 27-Open & Closed Syllable, Split Syllable
Slide-Lesson 27-Open & Closed Syllable, Split Syllable
Review
teacher’s note
Short vowels Long vowels
Hi Hit
Where is the vowel?
Hi
Where is the vowel?
H i
Hi
It is an Open Syllable
Where is the vowel?
Hit
Where is the vowel?
H i t
Hit
It is a Closed Syllable
Example
Hi Hit
No Not On
Challenge
No Not On
Me Men Met
Challenge
Me Men Met
He Hen Her
Challenge
He Hen Her
So Sock
Challenge
So Sock
Helmet
Where are the vowels?
Helmet
Where are the vowels?
Helmet
Find the middle point between the two
vowels!
Helmet
Find the middle point between the two
vowels!
Helmet
Split the word, then read it!
Helmet
Split the word, then read it!
Hel met
cvc cvc
Challenge
Dentist
Challenge
Dentist
Challenge
Den tist
cvc cvc
3.2
R-controlled vowel
Example
Target
Example
Target
R-controlled vowel
Example
Tar get
Challenge
Forget
Challenge
Forget
Challenge
For get
3.3
Double consonant
Example
Tennis
Example
Tennis
Example
Ten nis
Challenge
Butter
Challenge
Butter
Challenge
But ter
Challenge
1. Remain 6. Center
2. Unit 7. Dinner
3. Burger 8. Picnic
4. Rabbit 9. Morning
5. Potato 10. Handout
04
Wrap Up
Open & Closed Syllables
3 rules
• cvc-cvc
• R-controlled vowels
• Double Consonants