Syllable deletion activities

These Syllable Clip Cards are a fun, hands-on way for kids to practice identifying the number of syllables in a word.

Need help teaching two syllable words with closed syllables? Here are four activities to make your instruction engaging, fun, and effective!

Printable Syllable Sorting Mats - print your own numbered syllable sorting mats to use at home or in the classroom with your preschooler to sort objects according to their number of syllables | you clever monkey

Phoneme isolation and deletion can be a hard skill to master. These work mats help teach and practice the skill using easy to look at, engaging graphics which are friendly to use and uncluttered to look at. How to Use I use these mats in small groups.

I love using hands-on activities for multi-syllable words because it helps keep it engaging. These activities are easy to prep and store.

Removing sounds from words to create new words or to omit sounds from specific words to create new words.

Are you stuck teaching final consonant deletino to your youngest students? Try using a cue and teaching about 'tail sounds'.

Here are some minimal pairs for students that have the phonological process of syllable reduction. The words on the right hand column are the correct way to say the 2 or 3-syllable words. The words on the left column are ways that students might sometimes shorten these longer words.

These counting syllables activities include a variety of games and worksheets to help kids develop their phonological awareness. They make a great

Learning the number of syllables in a word is an important skill for early readers. Make learning fun with these creative and hands-on syllable activities!