Tuesday 25 March 2014

SPLT Learning - Syllables

Today our SPLT group looked at improving our spelling through the use of syllables. Here is the what we recorded as our thinking and learning:

I am learning to break words into syllables.


PK
  • 2 words joined together? e.g. someone, into
  • Is it a word and you break the word into small words?


We need to know…
  • What does syllable mean.
  • How do we use syllables
  • What are syllables
  • When do we use syllables
  • Where do we use syllables


Keywords
  • Syllables, learning


What is a syllable?
  • A syllable is a part of a word/chunk in a word that makes a sound


elephant el/e/phant = 3


syllable syll/a/ble = 3


vegetable veg/e/ta/ble = 4


Anderson And/er/son
island is/land


en/cy/clo/pe/d/ia


pop/trop/i/ca


How does knowing about syllables help us to spell words?
  • When you dont know how to  spell a word, sound it out aloud, clap the syllables, write down the syllables you can hear


e.g pro/spec/tive

com/pre/hen/tion

Thursday's new learning: 
Every syllable must have at least one vowel!

Eth/an

Dan/iel





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