Exploring Vowel Team Syllables

The video tutorial explains vowel team syllables, which are parts of words with two vowels together that create a new sound. It covers different types of syllables, such as R-controlled, closed, open, and magic e syllables. The tutorial provides examples of vowel team syllables and guides on identifying and dividing syllables in words. It concludes with practice on reading multi-syllabic words, emphasizing the importance of recognizing vowel team syllables to improve reading skills.

What is a vowel team syllable?

• A part of a word with a single vowel.

• A part of a word with a consonant and a vowel.

• A part of a word with two consonants next to each other.

• A part of a word with two vowels next to each other that say a new sound.

Which of the following is a common vowel team?

• All of the above

• AI as in rain

• OU as in loud

• OO as in cool

Why is 'feet' considered a vowel team syllable?

• Because it has two vowels together that say a new sound.

• Because it has two consonants together.

• Because it has a single vowel.

• Because it has a consonant and a vowel.

What type of syllable is 'bird'?

• Vowel team syllable

• R controlled syllable

• Open syllable

• Magic e syllable

Which syllable type has a short vowel and is closed in by at least one consonant?

• Magic e syllable

• Close syllable

• R controlled syllable

• Open syllable

In the word 'toaster', which syllable is the vowel team syllable?

• Toast

• Er

• Both

• Neither

In the word 'repair', which syllable is the vowel team syllable?

• Neither

• Both

• Pair

• Re

Where do we divide the syllables in the word 'beehive'?

• At the end of the word

• Before the consonant

• After the consonant

• Between the two consonants

Where do we divide the syllables in the word 'goodbye'?

• Before the consonant

• After the consonant

• Between the two consonants

• At the end of the word

Which of the following is a multi-syllabic word with a vowel team syllable?

• Paycheck

• Suitcase

• Teammate

• All of the above