MTA kit 5

What kind of syllables are these?

-kind

-will

-old

-roll

• open

• closed

Vowels in closed syllables are usually __________.

• short

• long

The vowels i and o are sometimes pronounced __________ in a one syllable base word with two consonants immediately after the vowels.

• short

• long

A prefix is a letter or letters added to ___________.

• the end of a word to keep its meaning.

• the beginning of a word to keep its meaning.

• the end of the word to change its meaning.

• the beginning of a word to change its meaning.

Tags

CCSS.L.4.1C

CCSS.L.9-10.1B

The prefix a- means:

• again

• back

• card

• from

The prefix re+ means:

• back or again

• from

• call

• rerun

Tags

CCSS.L.4.1C

CCSS.L.9-10.1B

What is the same in all of these words?

-erosion

-fusion

-version

-decision

• They all have the same number of letters.

• They all have (zhun) as a final syllable.

• They all begin with the same letter.

• They all have (shun) as the final syllable.

How do we code this word?

-version

• Bracket final stable syllable; underline digraph si; put a voice line on s ; put a dot over o

• Bracket final stable syllable; underline digraph si; put a voice line on o put a dot over s

• Bracket final stable syllable; put a voice line on s ; put a dot over o

• Bracket final stable syllable

What is this letter? ou

• combination ou

• digraph ou

• vowel suffix ou

• dipthong ou

Why is the medial consonant doubled in these words?

-rabbit

-struggle

• to signal that we added a consonant suffix

• to signal that the vowel in the first syllable is short

• to signal that the vowel is long

• to signal that we added a vowel suffix