I am continually trying to give my followers what they want! I began doing multisyllabic activities with Multisyllabic Reindeer and Multisyllabic Hearts. Some people requested words with more syllables, so I included 4 and 5 syllable words in the heart activity. Some people also requested having pictures for younger kids, so I think I've managed to accomodate all requests with Multisyllabic Shamrocks.
Word list:
Sorting placemat:
2 syllable words (18 cards):
3 syllable words (18 cards):
4 syllable words (18 cards):
5 syllable words (18 cards):
*Disclaimer: Finding pictures for some of the 5 syllable words was rather difficult, so your students may need help with some of these!*
Point cards that students can draw after saying a word correctly (print 2-3 copies):
Get it HERE!
Great activity! I was just working on syllabication on Friday...this would be perfect for that group!
ReplyDeleteI could use materials for answering inferential questions (higher level). Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLove you stuff!
ReplyDeleteLove this activity and how easy it will be to use with many of my kiddos.
ReplyDeleteI loved the previous 2 multisyllabic activities you created (reindeer and hearts)! I have a set of brothers you are often dropping sounds and syllables so these activities are great tools for us!
ReplyDeleteOh and I need some generic phonological awareness materials that can be used at any point in a school year.
ReplyDeleteI love it! I have been using the multisyllabic hearts already! I love how the shamrocks have the pictures! Perfect for my kindergarteners.
ReplyDeleteI love this activity and have used your other 2 with the kids. Thanks for the great ideas and products!
ReplyDeleteLove your activities!
ReplyDeleteI love all your materials. We recently used the cute artic cupcakes :) Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy seeing your creativity. This looks great! Thank you
ReplyDeleteThis looks great. I enjoy seeing your creativity. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThis looks great! I am really using a lot of time creating lessons for my primary MH classroom. We have been working in themes, but it is really challenging!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea, my kids have trouble with knowing about syllables.
ReplyDeleteSo many of my kids have problems with syllables.
ReplyDeleteMaterials for similarities and differences!
ReplyDeleteI am looking for more phonological process activities right now...fronting, FCD, backing, stopping, etc.
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