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By Kalyn Werner

​Learners can:
-read, spell, and write words with open syllables
-read, spell, and write multisyllabic words through dictation, including open syllables -identify, read, and spell words with the suffix -tion
-identify, read, and spell words with the Latin root cogni
-demonstrate fluent and accurate reading with the practice readers

​Follow the Pattern

Today, you will follow the syllable pattern and write as many words as you can with open syllables.

Words that have open syllables help you know that the vowel makes its sound. Remember, the letter y sometimes acts as a vowel.

Write as many multisyllabic words as you can with open syllables. n the zoom chat.

​Word Matrices

Remember, you can use a word matrix to combine morphemes and create words.


Word matrixes include: prefixes; a base or root word; suffixes; and secondary suffixes.

Open Ended

Create two word sums by using the word matrix. Then, create a sentence using one of your words.

For example:

• re + cogni + ize = recognize

• I recognize her from the park last week.

​Reading Smoothly

Reading smoothly only happens when you are scooping phrases, or groups of words, together. Reading words one by one or in the wrong grouping can make your reading sound choppy.


Smooth readers often have a better understanding of their books and stories, too.

Move to the next slide to read "That's Smart"

Audio Response

Record yourself fluently reading page 4 of “That's Smart." Remember to scoop the phrases as you read.

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