Vowel Team Syllables Assessment

What is a vowel team syllable?

• A part of a word with one vowel.

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

• A part of a word with only consonants.

• A part of a word that always has a short vowel sound.

Which letters make the vowel team sound in the word "feet"?

• f-e

• e-e

• e-t

• f-t

Which letters make the vowel team sound in the word "stay"?

• s-t

• t-a

• a-y

• s-y

Is "bird" a vowel team syllable?

• Yes, because it has two vowels.

• No, because it has only one vowel.

• Yes, because the 'i' and 'r' make a new sound.

• No, because it is an R-controlled syllable.

Is "stand" a vowel team syllable?

• Yes, because it has a short vowel.

• No, because it has only one vowel.

• Yes, because it has many consonants.

• No, because it is a closed syllable.

Is "she" a vowel team syllable?

• Yes, because it has a long vowel.

• No, because it has only one vowel.

• Yes, because it ends in 'e'.

• No, because it is an open syllable.

Which part of the word "toaster" is a vowel team syllable?

• toast

• er

• to

• ter

Which parts of the word "oatmeal" are vowel team syllables?

• oat and meal

• oat and me

• oat and al

• oat and tme