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(13 ratings)$3.99
Add to cartReview and practice the six syllable types with this bingo activity that incorporates the science of reading into your syllabication instruction. Students identify types of syllables including open and closed syllable types, magic-e, r-controlled syllables, vowel teams, and consonant-le syllables.
These work great with Orton-Gillingham and structured literacy-based reading intervention. Single syllable, multi-syllable, and nonsense word activities are included. Editable calling cards allow for differentiation and custom games. Perfect for any classroom, homeschool, tutoring, and small group.
The ability to accurately identify and decode syllable types increases reading fluency and comprehension.
⭐Look at What's Included⭐
► 30 unique color syllable types bingo cards. No two cards are alike.
► 30 black and white syllable types bingo cards.
► 224 calling cards with words separated by syllable type so teachers can easily choose the words needed.
► Single syllable, multi-syllable, and nonsense words.
► Editable PowerPoint file so teachers can add customized word lists.
► Syllable types review chart for student reference.
► Free and Bam cards to add extra fun rules to the game. (optional)
► Instructions
► List of words used in the game.
See all the Syllable Type Teaching Resources at Tammy's Toolbox.
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“This game was so fun and so engaging. My kids absolutely loved playing it. It was high-quality and highly engaging.”
“This gave my substitute something fun to use with the class when I was out.”
4.9
13
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Fun and engaging way to practice syllable types in classes
Ashley S.
Grades taught: 7th
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