Skill Bingo: Open & Closed
Read each clue, find any square that fits, and make a line: open and closed syllables.
Practice identifying the six syllable types and using them to read longer words.
Read each clue, find any square that fits, and make a line: open and closed syllables.
Guide the explorer to the treasure by stepping only on closed syllable words.
Sort words into groups by syllable type, then check your sort. Closed & Open, or Closed, Open & VCe.
Put scrambled syllables in order to build two- and three-syllable words.
A memory game: match each syllable to its type.
Name the type of one syllable in a longer word: open, closed, VCe, vowel team, r-controlled, or consonant-le.
Follow multisyllabic words that end in a consonant-le syllable. Other words block the way.
Pop the open syllables (ro, pi, ta) and skip closed, VCe, vowel-team, and r-controlled syllables.
Sort single syllables from longer words by type: open, closed, VCe, vowel team, r-controlled, consonant-le.
Practice reading and spelling words where one vowel is closed in by a consonant, so the vowel usually makes its short sound.
41 games
Practice breaking longer words into syllables and reading them part by part.
40 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.
49 games