Reading Words Ending in -Cle: Consonant Syllables

This video tutorial teaches how to read words that start with an open syllable and end with a consonant -Cle syllable. It explains the common mistake of mispronouncing the E in -Cle syllables and provides a step-by-step guide to correctly reading words like 'title' and 'bugle'. The lesson emphasizes the importance of recognizing syllable types and blending sounds to improve reading skills.

What sound does the consonant -Cle syllable make?

• A long I sound

• A long E sound

• An UL sound

• A short A sound

What is a common mistake when reading consonant -Cle syllables?

• Skipping the L sound

• Pronouncing the E as a long E

• Ignoring the consonant before the L

• Pronouncing the E as a short E

How many syllables does the word 'title' have?

• One

• Four

• Three

• Two

In the word 'title', what type of syllable is the first syllable?

• Silent syllable

• Closed syllable

• Open syllable

• Consonant -Cle syllable

What is the first step in reading a word with a consonant -Cle syllable?

• Identify the consonant -Cle syllable at the end

• Count the number of vowels

• Blend all the sounds together

• Look for silent letters