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True or False - A closed syllable in a word has a vowel followed by one or more consonants and the vowel is short.
True
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How many syllables in the word - sing?
one
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basket - Separate the word into syllables
bas/ket
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Snake - Name the syllable type
VCe
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True or False - Cupcake is a two syllable word
True
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garden - Separate the word into syllables
gar/den
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Baseball - Name the syllable type for each syllable.
1st syllable - base - VCe 2nd syllable - ball - closed
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wide - Name the syllable pattern
VCe
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cobweb - How many syllables? Name the syllable type.
Two syllables: cob/web Both are a closed syllable
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Which word is a VCe syllable: glass or eve?
eve
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True or False - Bracelet is one syllable word
False
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Say one word that has a Closed Syllable type pattern
Any closed syllable word
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Which word has a closed syllable pattern: think or snake?
think
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rabbit - Separate the word into syllables
rab/bit
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Sunshine - How many syllables does this word have?
Two
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Is the word drove a closed syllable or VCe syllable?
VCe syllable
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Which word is a VCe/closed syllable: complete or homesick?
homesick
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True or False - sho is a closed syllable nonsense word
False
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Craft - Name the syllable type
Closed
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Switch - Say the word and how many syllables.
Listen for correct pronunciation One syllable
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True or False - a VCe syllable pattern is a syllable that has a vowel + consonant + silent e and the vowel is short
False - the vowel is long
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True or False - Chog is a nonsense word that has a VCe syllable pattern
False
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pavement - How many syllables? Name the syllable(s) type
two syllables 1st syllable - pave - Vce syllable pattern 2nd syllable - ment - closed syllable pattern
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jump - Name the syllable type
closed syllable
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