Do your students struggle with decoding multisyllabic words and syllable types? This Syllable Division Notebook is a great reference tool for help reading multisyllable words quickly and easily. It includes tips and tricks for dividing syllables and a syllable sorting puzzle activity.
Improve reading comprehension and fluency. This book perfectly complements your reading and phonics instruction, reading centers, and special education classes. It’s compatible with any Orton-Gillingham-based reading program and is aligned with the science of reading.
What’s Included
► 12 interactive reference pages including explanations, examples, and practice for syllable division rules, what a syllable is, and tips for counting syllables.
► Each rule has a page for students to record examples.
► Each rule has a sheet of puzzle pieces for students to practice dividing and blending syllables.
► Tips and directions for use.
Knowing how to divide and read syllables takes away the guessing and gives struggling readers the tools to pronounce and spell words accurately. Better decoding leads to improved reading fluency and comprehension.
Want a fun way to practice the skills learned in this book? This product coordinates with the Super Syllable Division Connect Game. This game has 13 game boards to practice reading and dividing multisyllable words. Improve your students reading skills while having fun.
The Super Syllable Division Book and the Super Syllable Connect Game are available in a discounted bundle.
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Karen M. –
We used this with our syllabication unit. Thanks for a great resource.
Miss Nicoles Class –
In second grade we start to teach multisyllabic words. This is a great resource for helping students build confidence when encountering harder words! Wonderful!!
Simply Saydi –
Being able to teach my kids how divide words by syllables has helped with their decoding and spelling skills.
Husky Curriculum –
I used this resource to help teach phonics in my powerpoints I create for my class to follow via google meets.
Rebecca Tallman –
This is a great resource to use during my resource room!
Paulette D. –
Just what I was looking for, thank you!
Michelle B. –
Great reference tool for teaching syllable division.
Lisa P. –
Thank you for this resource that makes it easy to refer students to the rules they need when reading words they do not know.
Brooke S. –
This is very useful to incorporate into my syllable lessons!