This digital game is a great activity to practice open and closed syllable types. It makes distance learning easy with Google Slides™ or PowerPoint™, plus includes an interactive PDF that can be played offline. Strengthen multisyllable reading and spelling skills. These are a great review for reading intervention, special education, and Orton-Gillingham programs.
Three games are included where players must correctly choose the beginning open syllable, ending open syllable, or mixed open/closed syllable. Each correct answer adds a donut to the donut box. The goal is to correctly answer all six questions and build a half-dozen box of donuts. Be careful. A wrong answer sends you back to the start.
What’s Included in the Download
►Three build a donut games for Google Slides.
► Three build a donut games in PowerPoint show mode.
These games are included in this download in .ppsx format.
Open in PowerPoint and play.
► Three build a donut games as an interactive PDF.
These can be opened and played in adobe acrobat.
► Answers to the game questions.
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Syllable Stories: How Sounds Make Words.
Stories to Learn the Six Syllable Types.
These stories are available in several bundles so you can get just the right resources for your needs.
➠ Bundle of all Six Print Versions
➠ Bundle of all Six Boom Card Decks
❤️MEGA BUNDLE – all six print and six boom cards BEST VALUE❤️
Includes Bonus 6 Syllable Types Bookmarks
1. What is a Syllable?
2. The Syllable Shop – Open and Closed Syllables
3. The Magic Show – Vowel-Consonant-E Syllables
4. The Treasure Hunt – R-Controlled Syllables
5. Go for the Goal – Vowel Team Syllables
6. A Nickel for a Pickle – Consonant + le Syllables
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Karla Bulovcsak –
Great resource! It was easy to use, well-organized, and a helpful addition to my classroom. I appreciate the time and effort that went into creating this resource. I would definitely recommend it to other teachers!
Laura R. –
These are some quick, light-hearted games to review and reinforce open-closed syllables. My students enjoyed them. Who doesn’t love donuts?
Gwendolyn H. –
This resource was exactly what I needed! It allowed the students to practice their skills independently.
Bridget S. –
This is a great resource for open and closed syllables. Very engaging!
Sarah W. –
Great resource for kids. I loved using it in my classroom!
Kara Brody –
This was a great help! Thank you so much for sharing it.
The EL Lady –
This has been a great helper for my phonics learners. It is a more fun solution for these higher grade level kiddos
The Honey Bee –
Such a cute way to practice open and closed syllables!
Bostick’s Bunch o’ Resources –
Thank you so much for taking your time to make this resource!
Gretchen Catalan –
My students loved using this as a center tool to reinforce skills they were learning in class.
Paige H. –
My students loved using this to learn about open and closed syllables. The visuals really helped them as well.
Miss Q Custom Work –
This was a great resource for my classroom transformation.
Jackie R. –
This was helpful during distant learning. Students enjoyed the activity.
T Andrews –
Cute resource for teaching and/or reviewing the concept of open and closed syllables. I assigned it to my students in Google Classroom and they enjoyed it.
Angela Bowman –
Thank you!
twiddle dee tweety in 3rd grade –
This was very helpful.
Miss Daisy Education –
Fun
Kelly Raye –
My students enjoyed this as a review.
Denise R. –
Thank you
Kristy D. –
This was exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for making a great product!