Open & Closed
Syllables
she d
shed
Open & Closed
Syllables
Activity:
1. Review the concepts of open and closed syllables.
2. Guide the student(s) in reading the open-syllable word to
the left.
3. Move the beginning and ending together to “close” the
syllable.
4. Guide the student(s) in reading the new closed-syllable
word.
be d
be t
he x
he lp
me t
me sh
she d
she ll
we d
we b
hi d
hi t
hi m
hi p
hi l
l
hi s
no d
no t
go t
go sh
so b
so d
so ck

Open and closed-Syllables presentation.pptx

Editor's Notes

  • #4 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #5 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #6 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #7 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #8 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #9 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #10 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #11 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #12 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #13 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #14 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #15 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #16 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #17 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #18 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #19 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #20 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #21 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #22 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #23 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #24 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #25 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.
  • #26 First have the student read the open-syllable word to the left. Then, move the ending part of each word over to “close” the syllable, and have the student read the new closed-syllable word.