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Please do not share between classrooms, sell, host, reproduce, giveaway, or store on any other site (including a blog, Facebook, 4Shared, Amazon Inspire, Dropbox, etc. ) . Thank you for your integrity. |  |\n\nSYSTEMATIC SYLLABLE INSTRUCTION  \n\n| EASIER 􀃆 HARDER SYLLABLE SK | 1. Closed Syllables – One vowel followed by one or more consonants\u003Cbr>• Start with one-syllable closed words. Examples: kit, bath\u003Cbr>• Read closed syllable words with _ ing, _ ed, or _ es (jumping, hinted, or foxes ) .\u003Cbr>• Read longer words with two closed syllables. Examples: kitten, bathtub |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  | 2. Open Syllables –The vowel is the last letter in a word or syllable\u003Cbr>• Start with one-syllable open words. Examples: me, hi, & go\u003Cbr>• Read words with open syllable prefixes. Examples:  prefix,  rerun.\u003Cbr>• Read longer words with open syllables. Examples: robot, zero |  |\n|  | 3. CVCe Syllables –A silent e is on the end of the word or syllable\u003Cbr>• Start with one-syllable CVCe words. Examples: cake and vote\u003Cbr>• Read words with prefixes added to CVCe syllables like  revote and  misuse.\u003Cbr>• Read longer words with CVCe syllables. Examples: pancake. reptile |  |\n|  | 4. R-Controlled Syllables – R follows and controls the vowel\u003Cbr>• Start with one-syllable r-controlled words. Examples: for, girl\u003Cbr>• Read words with common prefixes and suffixes added to r-controlled words Examples: return, parking\u003Cbr>• Read longer words with r-controlled syllables like forget and sister. |  |\n|  | 5. Vowel Team Syllables –Two vowels act as a team\u003Cbr>• Start with one-syllable vowel team words. Examples: read and shout\u003Cbr>• Read words with prefixes and suffixes added to vowel team words. Examples: reread, shouted.\u003Cbr>• Read longer words with vowel team syllables like raisin and window. | com |\n| ILLS | 6. Final Stable Syllables – Words with a consonant + le at the end\u003Cbr>• Start with closed syllable + le words such as candle or simple.\u003Cbr>• Read open syllables + le words such as bugle or table.\u003Cbr>• Read r-controlled syllables + le words such as purple or sparkle.\u003Cbr>• Read vowel team syllables + le such as steeple or poodle.\u003Cbr>• Read words with prefixes or suffixes added to the c + le words like untangle.\u003Cbr>©[www.thisreadingmama](www.thisreadingmama) . |  |","cbCaid5jlZxm09hr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaid5jlZxm09hr","pdf",154578,"English","# Systematic Syllable Instruction\n## Easier vs. Harder Syllable Types\n## Closed Syllables\n## Open Syllables\n## CVCe Syllables\n## R-Controlled Syllables\n## Vowel Team Syllables\n## Final Stable Syllables","[{\"question\":\"What are the main syllable types covered in the chart?\",\"answer\":\"The chart covers closed syllables, open syllables, CVCe syllables, r-controlled syllables, vowel team syllables, and final stable syllables (consonant + le).\"},{\"question\":\"How does the chart suggest teaching closed syllables?\",\"answer\":\"Start with one-syllable closed words, then read closed syllable words with endings like _ing, _ed, or _es, and move to longer words with two closed syllables.\"},{\"question\":\"How are final stable syllables (c + le) taught?\",\"answer\":\"Start with closed syllable + le words, then practice open syllables + le, r-controlled syllables + le, vowel team syllables + le, and words with prefixes or suffixes added to c + le.\"}]","Systematic Syllable Instruction Chart - Teaching Syllable Instruction in Structured Literacy | PDF"]