Final Stable Syllables
Practice reliable word endings such as consonant-le (table, puzzle) and other high-utility final syllables.
31 games
Free reading and spelling practice organized by skill so teachers, interventionists, families, and students can quickly find the practice they need.
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Free to play and made for students. Guess the 5-letter word in 6 tries, then play again as many times as you like.
Practice reliable word endings such as consonant-le (table, puzzle) and other high-utility final syllables.
31 games
Practice hearing and working with the sounds in spoken words: syllables, rhymes, and individual phonemes.
8 games
Practice identifying the six syllable types and using them to read longer words.
5 games
Practice reading and spelling words where one vowel is closed in by a consonant, so the vowel usually makes its short sound.
35 games
Practice breaking longer words into syllables and reading them part by part.
43 games
Practice two letters that work together to spell one sound, such as sh, ch, th, and wh.
9 games
Practice word endings such as -s, -es, -ed, and -ing, and the spelling changes that come with them.
89 games
Practice words that begin or end with two or three consonants whose sounds are each heard, such as st, pl, and nd.
36 games
Every English syllable is one of these six types. Students learn them in this order, and each one has its own level.
ClosedcatOne vowel, closed in by a consonant: the vowel is short.Level 2 →
V_EcakeVowel, consonant, silent e: the vowel is long.Level 4 →
OpengoThe syllable ends with the vowel: the vowel is long.Level 5 →
Consonant-leta·bleA final syllable: a consonant plus le.Level 6 →
R-ControlledcarA vowel followed by r: the r changes the sound.Level 8 →
Vowel TeamsrainTwo letters work together to spell one vowel sound.Level 9 →Match each letter puzzle piece to the picture that starts with its sound.
Four letters at a time: slide each keyword picture onto its letter to finish three short puzzles.
A two-player board game for one screen: spin, move, and answer.
A two-player board game for one screen: spin, move, and answer.
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