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Not sure how to help your students read multisyllabic words? You’re in the right place!! With this multisyllable words book & posters, teaching students to read and write multisyllable words has never been so easy! This resource will teach your students strategies for decoding and spelling multisyllable words, including those with inflectional endings, prefixes, and suffixes.
This was absolutely fabulous, especially with my high kids. We talk alot about nonsense words so this helps to show the syllable and rules and nonsense words. I loved using this resource. – Andrea K.
This is a great resource for teaching all the different syllable types! I am so glad I ran across this resource as I was searching for items that will help us with a better understanding during our school year. Just looking through it I am grateful for all the work and love you put into your materials and I will be purchasing more. – Jayda C.
SYLLABLE DIVISION RULES INCLUDED:
Rabbit Rule – Closed Syllable
Camel Rule – Closed Syllable
Panther Rule – Closed Syllable
Tiger Rule – Open Syllable
Lion Rule – Open Syllable
Reptile Rule – Silent E Syllable
Peacock Rule – Vowel Team Syllable
Turkey Rule – R-Controlled Syllable
Beagle Rule – Consonant +Le Syllable
MULTISYLLABLE WORDS BOOK RESOURCE INCLUDES:
– 9 full-color posters with character image, step-by-step directions, and an example word
– 100 practice pages for students, with activities including reading words, dividing words, writing words, creating words, and more!
– Review activity pages to keep the syllable division rules fresh
– Pages for practice with common prefixes, suffixes, and inflectional endings
Change the outcome for your students with these tools to help them attack multisyllable words!
Looking for the missing link in your phonics?
Multisyllable words can be taught as early as first grade, and should be taught starting in second grade!
Needing more no-prep & engaging multisyllable pages?
These syllable division rules feature animal characters, which helps students engage and remember the rules. The pages provide practice for reading and writing!
Wanting an easy routine for multisyllable words?
These pages are perfect for a book, small groups, and student reference when they read and write!
Wanting to have a positive impact on student learning?
Research is clear that effective strategies for reading and spelling multisyllabic words gives students the foundation they need to become successful readers. One reason many students get hung up on reading is that they get stumped on longer or harder words they can’t understand. Decoding multi syllabic words is an essential skill that has a direct impact on reading accuracy, fluency, and the comprehension of text.
This resource has been an invaluable tool in my third-grade classroom! The activities are engaging, well-structured, and reinforce key skills effectively. Clear instructions and visuals make it easy to prep and implement. My students love it, and I highly recommend it to any teacher looking for quality learning materials! – Ann H.
Such a great resource! My students have been struggling with decoding multisyllabic words and they enjoy practicing and applying the different skills from this resource. – Jessica D.
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No, this is a one‑time purchase and you keep ongoing access to the resource in your account.
Bowtiful Creations –
This is a great resource for continued and independent practice dividing syllables in words. I LOVE that it has a great explanation of each syllable type that parents can use as support at home.
Mary-Michelle C. –
I used this resource with my advanced readers. It supported the syllabication rules we have been working on in small groups.
Mary Michelle C. –
These have been very helpful for teaching syllables to my higher students.
Kristina B. –
This resources has been very helpful for teaching syllables to my higher students.
Lakasha Carrington –
This has been a beneficial in small groups. It scaffolds students where they need support the most!
Lakasha Carrington –
This has been beneficial in small groups. It scaffolds students where they need support the most!
Mel L –
This is a wonderful resource. It’s easy to use, clean and organized!
Mel L. –
This is a wonderful resource. It’s easy to use, clean and organized!