If your students struggle with decoding multisyllabic words, these syllable division games are a fun way to practice using syllable rules to read and spell. Thirteen different game boards use common syllable division rules to help students improve their reading skills. Teachers love the fast, easy, no-prep setup and different difficulty levels that make them easy to differentiate.
Players must correctly divide syllables to connect four words and win the game. An anchor chart provides visual clues. Game boards increase in difficulty to easily provide differentiated practice. This can be used as a group or individual activity and is great for reading centers and special education. It is designed to work with any Orton-Gillingham-based reading program and is perfect for students with dyslexia.
What You Get
13 Different Game Boards in 3 Versions
– Color Coded with Syllable Divisions
– Color Coded Vowels
– Black and White
Game for Each Syllable Division Rule
Review Games
Nonsense Word Game
Instructions and Tips for Playing
Knowing how to divide and read syllables takes away the guessing and gives struggling readers the tools to accurately pronounce and spell words. Better decoding leads to improved reading fluency and comprehension.
These games coordinate with the Super Syllable Division Resource Book. Have your students make a ready reference book with practice words for each syllable division rule.
★The Super Syllable Division Book and the Super Syllable Connect Game are available in a discounted bundle.
★Super Syllable Division Bundle.
★Get a free Syllable Division Rules Bookmark. at Tammy’s Toolbox.
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Read Out Loud –
Worked great for take home practice for students.
Candice A. –
My students loved using this resource to review syllable division.
Susan W. –
Great resource to use with my tutoring students. If you present concepts in a game format, they don’t even think they are learning!
Michelle P. –
This was great! My students struggle with multi syllabic words, this game helped them understand where to break the word apart and have fun while doing it!
Kimberly H. –
Students enjoyed…..Fun activity to help the students become more fluent with sounding out words that might otherwise seem overwhelming for the struggling student.
Decoding Readers –
My kids loved playing this remotely during our Fun Friday review!!
Rebecca T. –
I included these activities in remote learning packets for my 3rd graders to review all taught syllable types.
sharon S. –
Fun and engaging thank you
Donna P. –
My students were very engaged and loved this game!
Kristi T. –
Great resource!
Lindsay Z. –
Great!
Nicolette Pisani –
Great for small group practice!
Melissa L. –
Thank you
Krista K. –
Perfect for review!
Mark C. –
Fun activities to use for review. Thanks.
Karen K. –
Kids love playing.
Deb R. –
great resource
lisa marie –
thanks a lot!
Danielle R. –
My students loved this. Thank you
Jennifer S. –
This was a super helpful resource for my small groups working on syllable division. Thank you!