3 Closed Syllable Exceptions Activities Using Word Sorts and Puzzles
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Make phonics more fun with these closed syllable exception activities. These centers feature word sorts and puzzles for engaging practice recognizing the patterns that cause closed syllables to make a long vowel sound.
These three centers will make a great addition to your closed syllable exceptions activities. Young readers encounter words with closed syllable exceptions on a regular basis. Students must have an understanding of how these syllables work to continue to grow as readers and writers.
These closed syllable exceptions activities include the following patterns
♦ ind
♦ ild
♦ old
♦ ind
♦ ost
Benefits of using these closed syllable exceptions activities
♦ Explicit practice with closed syllable exceptions
♦ Hands-on Practice to keep students engaged
♦ Nonsense words are included to help with mastering closed syllable exception patterns.
♦ Versatility (See Suggestions for Use)
♦ Practice with syllable types improves decoding, fluency, and reading confidence.
When your students finish these activities, they should be able to recognize and pronounce words with closed syllable exceptions.
What’s included?
► 24 words to sort by closed syllables or closed syllable exceptions
► 24 words to sort by real or nonsense words
► 20 puzzles for students to match pictures to words with closed syllable exceptions
► A print-friendly version of all three centers
► Directions, Recording Sheets, and Answer Keys for all three centers
► Suggestions for Use