Reading Multi-Syllable Words {Reading BIG Words}

The video tutorial teaches how to read multi-syllable words by identifying vowels, prefixes, suffixes, and syllable types. It provides a step-by-step approach to breaking down words and offers rules for dividing syllables. The tutorial includes practice examples to reinforce learning and concludes with a summary of the five steps to solve multi-syllable words.

What is the first step in solving multi-syllable words?

• Scoop and read

• Find the vowels

• Look for suffixes

• Identify prefixes

Which of the following is NOT a step in the five-step process?

• Look for syllable types

• Identify prefixes

• Find the vowels

• Count the consonants

When dividing syllables, what should you do if there are two consonants between vowels?

• Keep them together

• Divide between the two consonants

• Ignore them

• Divide after the first consonant

How should you handle a word with a consonant LE at the end?

• Add the consonant to the LE syllable

• Ignore the LE

• Divide before the consonant

• Add the consonant to the previous syllable

In the word 'silent', where should you divide the syllables?

• After the 'i'

• After the 'e'

• After the 's'

• After the 'l'

What is the correct division for the word 'volcano'?

• Vol-ca-no

• Vol-can-o

• Volc-ano

• Volc-an-o

Which word is divided correctly according to the rules discussed?

• Fan-tas-tic

• Vis-it

• Un-likely

• Don-ut