Open Syllable Y as a vowel

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Open Syllable Y as a vowel 5.1 Open Syllable Y as a vowel

hit What kind of syllable? Why? What sound does the vowel make? Make the syllable open What sound does the vowel have now?

Open Syllable Have only one vowel Vowel is left open Must be the last letter of the syllable

Open Syllable Words Cry flu hi Sky shy me We fry by No try go My fly I He she why Pro ply be Spry sly ye Sty pi lo pry

Open Syllable – Nonsense Words tro plu re che clo sple sle cha spo bro ste plo spu twy cle dro s pro bre stru de mo cly po za stry bu tha spru scra cre fru

Closed, Vowel-Consonant-e, Open Syllables Cry flu cope went Mess game spend fry Pro fluke sky by Time plan quite no Plot be so sly Scrap drape club try Shy spry time yet Welt think last go Mend fly I he Stole line broke crib Pry thy

Nonsense Word Review -Sort in the correct columns Closed Syllable V – e Syllable Open Syllable Ne plib thren pute Bli threne shipe blipe Plo cho pru stome Chot spone cret plit Ste slabe bri vome Gly grome quo glip Mupe shene qui zan

Bla scret thimp spro Prot flene cred shro Sply felp vede demp Nonsense Word Review -Sort in the correct columns Closed Syllable V – e Syllable Open Syllable Bla scret thimp spro Prot flene cred shro Sply felp vede demp Chone strim clobe bro Shep thop ple stome Ble cro clebe clube Che quel trine ope Dru chy und bry