Reading Words Ending with Consonant-le Syllables

This video tutorial reviews how to read words ending with a consonant LE syllable. It explains that the LE syllable makes the UL sound, as in 'table'. The tutorial highlights common mistakes, such as mispronouncing the E as a long E. It demonstrates how to break words into syllables and use keywords to remember sounds. Examples include reading 'ladle' and 'gurgle', with step-by-step guidance on identifying syllables and blending sounds. The lesson concludes with a review of the key concepts.

What sound does the 'le' in consonant 'le' syllables typically make?

• A silent sound

• A short 'A' sound

• An 'UL' sound

• A long 'E' sound

When breaking down the word 'ladle', where is the word split into syllables?

• Between the 'D' and 'L'

• Between the 'A' and 'D'

• Between the 'L' and 'D'

• Between the 'L' and 'E'

What is the first step in reading a word with a consonant 'le' syllable?

• Guess the word

• Identify the consonant 'le' at the end

• Blend the sounds immediately

• Look for the number of vowels

In the word 'gurgle', what sound does the 'gle' make?

• Gur

• Gle

• Go

• Gul

What is a common mistake when reading words with consonant 'le' syllables?

• Ignoring the 'le' syllable

• Forgetting the consonant sound

• Pronouncing the 'E' as a long 'E'

• Splitting the word incorrectly