Created from Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Um7ukvphdHYvideoConcepts covered:Syllables, Vowel, Sounds, Clapping, Reading
Syllables are the smaller sounds that make up words, each syllable must have a vowel. Words can have one, two, three, or more syllables, and paying attention to syllables can help with reading and spelling.
Table of Contents1.Understanding Syllables: The Building Blocks of Words2.Exploring Syllables through Words
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Understanding Syllables: The Building Blocks of Words
Concepts covered:Syllables, Vowel sounds, Word structure, Clapping test, Jaw movement
Syllables are the smaller sounds that form words, each containing a vowel. By breaking down words like 'banana' into syllables, we can identify the number of syllables based on vowel sounds and jaw movements.
Question 1
What is essential in every syllable?
Question 2
Which word has only one syllable?
Question 3
How to count syllables using your jaw?
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Exploring Syllables through Words
Concepts covered:Syllables, Clapping, Phonics, Word Recognition, Practice
Discover the concept of syllables by clapping along with words like turkey, guitar, and balloon to identify the number of syllables. Practice phonics and word recognition by counting syllables in words like rectangle, telephone, and supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
Question 4
Why does each syllable contain a vowel?
Question 5
What indicates a word has two syllables?
Question 6
How to count syllables in the word 'rectangle'?
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