Practise blending, segmenting and counting syllables in words with an Interactive activity.
Digital Syllable Activities for Early Readers
When learning to read, students are encouraged to decode words by looking at the sum of their parts—not only as whole words but also as syllables.
Syllable counting breaks words into more digestible “chunks” for early learners’ ears to hear, making it easier to sound out and spell words accurately and with greater fluency.
In this interactive syllable activity, students will practise counting the number of syllables in words, breaking words into syllables and blending syllables together to create new words.
What’s Included in This Syllables Resource?
Here’s what you’ll find in this syllables resource:
- Syllable Count – Count the syllables and move each number to the correct picture.
- Fix the Syllables – Count the syllables and fix the incorrect numbers.
- Blending Syllables – Blend the syllables to type the word.
- Break It Up – Break up the words according to their syllables.
- Syllable Sort – Sort the pictures according to the number of syllables.
Easily Prepare This Resource for Your Students
This activity is super easy to work with! Students will need to open the resource in Edit mode in order to interact with the different components of the file.
Use the Download button to access the Google Slides version of this resource.
This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a Teach Starter collaborator.
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