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    Open Syllables and

    Closed Syllables

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    The Early Learning Place 2021


    Open Syllables and
    Closed Syllables

    A Little Bit About Open


    Syllables and Closed Syllables
    What are they?
    Open Syllable: If there is NO consonant after the vowel, the vowel will
    say its long sound (the door is OPEN).
    Closed Syllable: If there is a consonant after the vowel, the vowel will
    say its short sound (the door is CLOSED).

    Why do we teach them?


    Knowing when a syllable is open or closed will help kids know if they will
    say a vowel's long or short sound! This is incredibly helpful when we
    start reading multisyllabic words (words with more than one syllable!).

    How else can I help?


    If your learner is struggling to read an open or closed syllable. Help
    them figure it out cover the last syllable and just show them the first
    syllable. Have them figure out if it is open or closed. Then show them
    the second syllable and have them figure out if it is open or closed. Put
    the syllables together to read the word!
    Ex: ba/sic
    The Early Learning Place 2021
    Open Syllables
    Open syllables do NOT end in a consonant.
    The vowel makes a long sound when the
    syllable is open. The door is OPEN!

    go

    hi me no he
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    Closed Syllables
    Closed syllables end in a consonant.
    The vowel makes a short sound when the
    syllable is closed. The door is CLOSED!

    go t
    hit met not hen
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    Open Syllables Closed Syllables
    Open syllables do NOT end in a consonant. Closed syllables end in a consonant. The
    The vowel makes a long sound when the vowel makes a short sound when the
    syllable is open. The door is OPEN! syllable is closed. The door is CLOSED!

    go go t

    hi me no he hit met not hen


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    Open Syllables Closed Syllables

    go go t

    hi me no he hit met not hen


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    Open and Closed Syllables


    Circle the open door if the word is an open syllable.
    Circle the closed door if the word is a closed syllabe.

    hi dug

    bed cup

    go be

    so me

    hat ship
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    HELPFUL!
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    It is strictly prohibited to redistribute this product, in whole or in part.
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    LET'S HAVE FUN READING!


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