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Understanding Open Syllables in Book 5: A Guide to Flexible Word Reading

In Book 5, we explore the concept of open syllables, which consist of a single vowel that remains unclosed. Building on knowledge from previous books, where we combined closed and v-c-e syllables, we now learn to blend open syllables with both closed and v-e syllables. Important rules for syllable division remain unchanged; a single consonant between two vowels may either close the first syllable or be attached to the second. Mastering this flexibility in reading will enhance our understanding of word structure.

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Understanding Open Syllables in Book 5: A Guide to Flexible Word Reading

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  1. Intro to 5.2 tulips

  2. In book 3 we learned to put closed syllables together to form longer words. magnet

  3. In book 4 we learned to combine closed and v-c-e syllables to form longer words handshake

  4. In book 5 we are learning about open syllables. pro

  5. Open syllables: Open syllables have one vowel and the vowel is left open.

  6. Open syllables can be combined with closed syllables.

  7. Open syllables can also be combined with v-e syllables.

  8. There are no new syllable division rules. When one consonant is between two vowels, it might close in the first syllable it might go with the second syllable. OR

  9. We have to learn to be flexible and try both ways that a word might read. We say it this way!!

  10. We say it this way!!

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