Feed the Monster: Consonant-le Words
Feed the monster words that end in a consonant-le syllable. Skip look-alikes like bell and belt.
Practice reliable word endings such as consonant-le (table, puzzle) and other high-utility final syllables.
Feed the monster words that end in a consonant-le syllable. Skip look-alikes like bell and belt.
A memory game: match each word to its consonant-le ending.
Count the syllables to reveal a hidden picture. A consonant-le syllable counts as one: can-dle has 2.
Build two-syllable words that end in a consonant-le syllable, like can-dle and ta-ble.
Guess letters to rescue hidden consonant-le words. The clue gives the last syllable.
Listen and choose the consonant-le syllable that ends each word.
Read two-syllable consonant-le words and choose the one that fits.
Build sentences with consonant-le words like candle, turtle, and puzzle.
Bingo with consonant-le endings: -ble, -dle, -gle, and -tle.
Listen and build consonant-le words one syllable at a time.
Choose where each consonant-le word divides, like ta-ble or can-dle, to reveal a hidden picture.
Find consonant-le words spelled with -el, like candel for candle, and fix them.
A word search with consonant-le words like candle, puzzle, and apple.
Follow consonant-le words whose first syllable is open, like ta-ble and bu-gle.
Divide before the consonant-le, then sort: is the first syllable open (ta-ble) or closed (can-dle)?
A memory game: match each word to its ending: -tion, -sion, -ture, or -sure.
Listen and choose the final syllable: -tion, -sion, -ture, or -sure.
Read words like picture, station, and treasure and choose the one that fits.
Build words that end in -tion, -sion, -ture, or -sure, like na-tion and pic-ture.
Sort words by their final stable syllable: -tion, -sion, -ture, or -sure.
Practice hearing and working with the sounds in spoken words: syllables, rhymes, and individual phonemes.
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