Syllable Patterns and Magic E

Mr. Morgan introduces syllable division pattern one using a 'magic easy syllable' method. He demonstrates the process with the word 'big night', guiding through steps like finding vowels, connecting them, identifying consonants, and applying the syllable pattern. The video explains dividing syllables between consonants, closed syllables, and the magic e syllable's effect on vowels. The session concludes with encouragement to practice with students.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Historical events

• Mathematical equations

• Syllable division pattern one

• Magic tricks

What is the first word used as an example in the video?

• Night

• Big

• Magic

• Big night

What is the first step in the syllable division process?

• Underline all the consonants

• Find and underline the first two vowels

• Draw a picture

• Write a sentence

What should you do after finding the first two vowels?

• Circle them

• Connect them with a bridge

• Erase them

• Ignore them

What do you see over the bridge connecting the vowels?

• A number

• A vowel

• A consonant

• A symbol

What should students look for over the bridge connecting the vowels?

• A vowel

• A number

• A picture

• A consonant

What pattern is identified when you see vowel-consonant-consonant-vowel?

• A syllable pattern

• A mathematical pattern

• A sound pattern

• A color pattern

Where do you divide the word in the syllable pattern?

• At the end of the word

• At the beginning of the word

• Between the two consonants

• Between the two vowels

What does it mean if a syllable ends with a consonant?

• It is a silent syllable

• It is a closed syllable

• It is an open syllable

• It is a magic syllable

What does the first syllable end with in the example word?

• A vowel

• A consonant

• A number

• A symbol