Syllable activities

These syllables worksheets are a fun and simple way to have learners practice counting syllables in words. Looking for more syllable work? Check out our Interactive Syllables Pages or hop over to our syllable counting mats. *This post contains affiliate links. **The link to the free syllables worksheets can be found at the END of this post. Just ... Read More about Syllables Worksheets – Dot the Syllables

Printable Syllable Sorting Mats - print your own numbered syllable sorting mats to use at home or in the classroom with your preschooler to sort objects according to their number of syllables | you clever monkey

Today, I’m joining the fun with What Do We Do All Day? as we do an indoor activity blog hop…perfect for those COLD winter days {or even HOT summer days} when you’re “stuck” inside. This is a super fun syllables game that will get kids moving, similar to our puzzle racing game, so get ready! ... Read More about Run and Find Syllables Game

Dot the number of syllables- this could be uses as a fast pre or post assessment to see what students already know!

If you’re working with your learners on counting syllables like I am, grab these Print and Play Syllable Games. They’re NO PREP and interactive. Looking for more? We have Print & Play Rhyming Games as well as a whole set of Print & Play Phonics Games! *This post contains affiliate links. **The free syllable games ... Read More about Print and Play Syllable Games

Teaching syllables is either simple of difficult, depending on the student, so why not make it fun for everyone with these syllable learning activities?

Summer Syllable Sort is something that you can easily do at home over the summer for a refresher activity or place in a center for classroom use.

Open and closed syllable activities help kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students decode longer words. Today I'm sharing how I teach this essential concept with syllable houses, posters, sorting activities, puzzles, and more!

Use this free printable Syllable Sort literacy center activity to help pre-k and kindergarten students learn to segment words into syllables.

FREE printable sorting activity for preschool and kindergarten kids to sort syllables with a fun popcorn theme! This is a great literacy activity to develop phonemic or phonological awareness. Clap and count the syllables in each popcorn kernel and sort it with the correct popcorn box.