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Syllable types are an easy way to support readers. Syllables can be used for encoding and decoding. Syllable types can be introduced as needed.

I am continually trying to give my followers what they want! I began doing multisyllabic activities with Multisyllabic Reindeer and Multisyllabic Hearts. Some people requested words with more syllables, so I included 4 and 5 syllable words in the heart activity. Some people also requested having pictures for younger kids, so I think I've managed to accomodate all requests with Multisyllabic Shamrocks. Word list: Sorting placemat: 2 syllable words (18 cards): 3 syllable words (18 cards): 4…

Multisyllabic words may be easy to find online, but this selection is geared specifically for practicing speech therapy.

Good spellers count syllables! Syllabication activities and center ideas. The image shows a list of words included in the syllable game, "Oh My Stars!" Students withdraw word cards and collect stars. If the word has 3 syllables, they take 3 stars. If the word has 2 syllable, they take 2 stars. Winner is the first one to cover their game board with stars.

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Syllable division is important for decoding. Teach students to divide words into syllables and how to decode each of the syllable types.

Multisyllabic words may be easy to find online, but this selection is geared specifically for practicing speech therapy.

Wow....so MTSS Symposium was sooooooo long ago! Time flies when you are having fun (or maybe just really busy?!?!).... Anyway, I promised I would blog about several of the sessions I attended. I mean, I couldn't just not share---the information. It is too great not to be shared with the world (or maybe the select few who read my blog). One of the first sessions I attended was presented by Dr. Deb Glaser. Dr Glaser is a leading researcher in reading instruction and has published a variety of…