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.
Learning Path · Longer words
Using known syllable types and useful division patterns to read longer words.
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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.