Feed the Monster: Compound Words
Feed the monster compound words like sunset and backpack. Skip two-syllable words that are not two words, like rabbit.
Practice breaking longer words into syllables and reading them part by part.
Feed the monster compound words like sunset and backpack. Skip two-syllable words that are not two words, like rabbit.
Count the syllables in short and long words to reveal a hidden picture.
Bingo for counting syllables: find words with 1, 2, or 3 syllables.
Build compound words from two smaller words, like sun + set and pop + corn.
Listen and build compound words one part at a time: back + pack.
Listen and choose the missing closed syllable: nap-kin, bas-ket.
Choose where two-closed-syllable words divide: rab-bit, nap-kin. Reveal a hidden picture.
Read two-syllable words like rabbit and basket and choose the one that fits.
Find two-syllable words spelled wrong, like rabit for rabbit, and fix them.
A word search with two-closed-syllable words like napkin, basket, and insect.
Choose where each word divides: ro-bot (V/CV) or cab-in (VC/V). Reveal a hidden picture.
Read words like robot, cabin, and lemon, and choose the one that fits.
Build two-syllable words with open and closed syllables, like ro-bot and cab-in.
Listen and build two-syllable words like ro-bot and cab-in.
Sort two-syllable words: is the first syllable open (ro-bot) or closed (cab-in)?
Short stories with words like costume, cupcake, and reptile.
Listen and choose the silent-e syllable that completes each word: in-side, rep-tile.
Read words like cupcake, reptile, and costume, and choose the one that fits.
Build sentences with words like cupcake, inside, and invite.
Build two-syllable words with a closed and a VCe syllable, like cup-cake and in-vite.
A memory game: match each word to the special syllable it contains.
Read two- and three-syllable words with all kinds of syllables and choose the one that fits.
Bingo with syllable types: find a word with a VCe, vowel-team, r-controlled, or consonant-le syllable.
Put scrambled syllables in order to build two- and three-syllable words.
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.
49 games
Practice words that begin or end with two or three consonants whose sounds are each heard, such as st, pl, and nd.
11 games
Practice common prefixes such as un-, re-, dis-, and pre-, and how they change a word’s meaning.
1 game