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Welcome to VocabularySpellingCity's Syllables page! Here you can download tutorials on syllables, access free syllables online activities, and view our syllable patterns video lesson.
A Variety of Syllables Divider GamesChildren enjoy learning about syllables by playing fun online games. You can find some syllables divider games by clicking on the Enrichment Strategies button above. Our sister sites, Vocabulary Fun and Learning Games For Kids, have more syllables games your students can enjoy! Words to use for Teaching SyllablesMany Dolch - Sight Words are simple, one-syllable words (me, him, was). Compound words are often two-syllable words (rain|bow, sun|set, dog|house). Understanding syllables and learning to segment words not only helps children master phonics, but these skills also play a vital role in learning to spell, read and pronounce words correctly. Fun Ideas for Teaching Syllables
Syllables play an important role in spoken English, in that they greatly influence the rhythm of the language, its poetic meter and its stress patterns. As the basic units of speech sounds, syllables are often considered the phonological building blocks of words. For example, the word "vocabulary" is composed of five syllables: vo + cab + u + lar + y. Syllables are often introduced to children in Kindergarten. More on the Syllable Patterns Video LessonThe Syllable Patterns Video Lesson details the most common patterns found in segmenting words and gives an example of each. Patterns include:
Syllable Words at a glance:1-Syllable Words: map, dog, cat, with, lamp 2-Syllable Words: answer, doctor, teacher, summer, tennis, guitar, balloon, paper, picture, giraffe 3-Syllable Words: computer, telephone, rectangle, fortunate, develop, tomato, magazine, volunteer, seventeen, fantastic 4-Syllable Words: kindergarten, alligator, watermelon, harmonica, television, delivery, microscopic, graduation, necessary, understanding 5-Syllable Words: hippopotamus, undeniable, accumulation, observatory, qualification, neurological, capitalism, refrigerator, curiosity, characteristic 6-Syllable Words: dermatological, experimentally, familiarization, responsibility, unilaterally, predictability, respectability, revolutionary , fundamentalism , biodegradable 7-Syllable Words: aristocratically, gastroenterologist, immeasurability, justifiability, nanotechnological, thermoelectricity, ultranationalistic, vernacularization, demineralization, characteristically Words with 8 or more Syllables: unconstitutionality, autosuggestibility, electroencephalogram, microspectrophotometer, unintelligibility, electromagnetivity, antidisestablishmentarianism, palaeoanthropologically, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, deoxyribonucleic |












