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Final Stable Syllables

Final Stable Syllables

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English

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5th Grade

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CCSS
RF.2.3C, L.2.4B, 6.NS.B.3

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Lindsey Boatwright

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4 Slides • 13 Questions

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Final Stable Syllables

by Lindsey Boatwright

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​Final Stable Syllables

​Final stable syllables always appear at the END of words.

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  • ​A final stable syllable ending in -le always has three letters: a consonant and -le.

  • ​Look at the word: trouble.

  • ​trou/ble

  • ​ble is the final stable syllable

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​Final Stable Syllables

​The final stable syllables -tion and -sion are both pronounced -shun or -zhun.

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  • ​Look at the word: solution.

  • ​sol/u/tion

  • ​tion is the final stable syllable

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Poll

Syllables are...

easy

super easy

a little confusing

what??

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Multiple Choice

Which final stable syllable is correct?

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terri/ble

2

ter/ri/ble

3

terr/ible

4

te/rrible

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Multiple Choice

Which is correct?

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col/li/sion

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co/lli/sion

3

colll/ision

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coll/i/sion

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Multiple Choice

Which is correct?

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infor/mation

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info/rm/tion

3

in/for/ma/tion

4

in/form

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Multiple Choice

Which is correct?

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ob/stac/le

2

ob/sta/cle

3

ob

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obst/acle

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Multiple Choice

Which is correct?

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popu/la/tion

2

pop/ula/tion

3

pop/u/la/ti/on

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pop/ulation

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​Adding or removing the final stable syllable is a way to create new words. Use what you know about final stable syllables and the word bank on page 283 to guide you.

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Fill in the Blanks

Add or remove the final stable syllable to create new words. Use the word bank on page 283 to help you. 

observe

Type answer...

(EXAMPLE:/FREE ANSWER: OBSERVATION

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declaration

Type answer...

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extension

Type answer...

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occupy

Type answer...

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collide

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks



Type answer...

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invade

Type answer...

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