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Review the 6 syllable types and syllable division rules with this free set of anchor charts. Plus, get a bonus syllable types review worksheet
Included in this freebie
4 Anchor Charts
► The Super Six Syllable Types
► Rules for Dividing Syllables
► Dividing Syllables Using the Rules
► Dividing Syllables with Blends and Digraphs
► Bonus – Syllable Types Review Worksheet.
These charts are also included in the Super Syllable Practice Packs. Each of these packs includes print and digital resources to make learning about syllables engaging and understandable.
Syllable identification is a crucial skill to prepare students for reading and spelling longer, difficult words. Teach the basics of syllables with 6 Super Syllable Practice Packets.
1. Super Syllables: All About Syllables, The Basics
2.Super Syllables: Open and Closed Syllables
3.Super Syllables: Super Magic E
4.Super Syllables: Vowel Teams
5.Super Syllables: R-Controlled Syllables
6.Super Syllables: Consonant + le Syllables
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“Students were motivated to learn due to this resource! Easy to understand and for them to access!”
“I use this resource along with 95 Core to aid me students when identifying syllables and dividing them.”
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Students were motivated to learn due to this resource! Easy to understand and for them to access!
Cindy H.
Grades taught: 5th
I use this resource along with 95 Core to aid me students when identifying syllables and dividing them.
Always T.
Grades taught: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, K, 5th, PreK, 4th
Super helpful to have a student reference after each syllable type was presented!
Nicole H.
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th, 5th, 1st, 2nd
Thank you great resource for reference. Students can realy use it.
Lupita A.
Grades taught: 5th
I printed these out and put them on a ring so my students can use them to figure out types of syllables.
Trinette H.
Grades taught: 4th, 3rd
This was a great resource for my students to add to their interactive notebooks and to use to create anchor charts. Definitely recommend.
Deanna P.
Grades taught: 5th, 4th
This product helps my student and myself to identify which syllable type we are using.
Diana G.
Grades taught: 2nd
Perfect for my new reading intervention position! I know I'll use this!
Kimberly W.
Grades taught: K, 1st, 2nd
These are great to see the different syllable types at a glance.
Emily S.
Grades taught: 2nd
easy to understand and present to students with literacy difficulties
Carolyn R.
Grades taught: PreK, K, 1st, 2nd
Great resource for supplemental instruction and to promote effective instruction
Shiphrah G.
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th, 5th
This is perfect to print out to my kids and smaller size so they can have it with them at all times
Loraine J.
Grades taught: PreK, K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Engaging and fun posters for my dyslexia classroom!
Hoot's H.
Grades taught: 1st, 6th
This is a great resource in the reading classroom!
Gina B.
Grades taught: 4th, 5th, 6th
Our school has a super hero theme, so this was a perfect for my students. I also loved all of the different examples it gave for identifying syllable types.
Jennifer C.
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th, 5th
Quick and easy resource for students to refer to when learning syllable types.
Eileen M.
Grades taught: 2nd, 3rd, 4th
Perfect to use when doing syllabication exercises with students! Great resource!
Jennifer S.
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th, 5th
So glad to have these anchor charts to help with teaching all the syllable rules this year1
Angela O.
Grades taught: 4th
We've been doing multisyllabic words and this is a great reminder. I only wish it were bigger.
Karen S.
Grades taught: 5th
This product was excellent for my students and very easy to use.
DHC D.
Colorful resource! I appreciate the color coded letters (red/blue) for the rules when dividing syllables, including blends and digraphs.
heather C.
Grades taught: 4th, 3rd
The "Six Syllable Types and Syllable Division Anchor Chart Posters Freebie" offers a comprehensive visual guide to understanding syllable types and division rules. These posters are designed to simplify complex concepts, making them accessible to students of all levels. Their vibrant and informative design ensures that students can easily grasp and remember syllable rules, enhancing their reading and writing abilities.
Kristin S.
Grades taught: 2nd
Fantastic resource! My class loved this so much! I will definitely use this every year!
Alice L.
Grades taught: 2nd
I downloaded this resource to update the Orton-Gillingham notebooks my students have built with their tutors over a couple of years. These are colorful and engaging without looking babyish to my upper elementary and middle school students. They are a great reference tool for students who have learned lots of different syllable patterns but need to refresh their memory. A concise, easy to use reference! Thank you!
Deep I.
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th, 5th
Exactly what I needed! Very useful in my classroom
Katie P.
We love these resources. What an awesome way to teach syllabication!
Rita D.
Grades taught: 2nd, 3rd
Thank you so much for this gift! I use this in my small group at a kidney table so it is perfect to have at hand. I put it on cardstock and laminated them. They are colorful and specific to their purpose. Thank you.
Catherine J.
Grades taught: 3rd, 2nd
Wonderful resource. My upper grade students thought it was so cool to see super heroes and it is a clearly stated way to teach syllable division. Great resource for families too.
Jennifer S.
Grades taught: 4th
These are amazing to use as reference when learning how to break words apart into syllables!
Twinning B.
Grades taught: 4th
I love the theme of this chart! It is fun to look at and makes students stop to look.
Tara L.
Perfect for my students! Took a ton of work off me
Judy S.
Grades taught: 2nd
These are a great tool to use in small groups or use during your whole group instruction.
Kala M.
Grades taught: 3rd
I am using these charts for my student's reading folders! This was, they could easily refer back to them when needed. Perfect for back-to-school prep!
Lillie's C.
Grades taught: 3rd
Great resource! I will let my co-teachers know about this resource!
Tonya C.
Grades taught: 2nd
These are great charts to refer to, especially when the students are in the primary grades.
Claudia W.
Grades taught: 1st
Thank you excellent resource! Will continue to use with other students.
Hilary S.
Eye-catching and easy to understand. I gave each student a copy for their resource folder.
Elizabeth G.
Grades taught: 3rd
This was a great resource to hang up for students to use and reference when needing to know the types of syllables!
Kelyne B.
Grades taught: 2nd
Thank you! This is an amazing resource that we have posted within our room.
Sarah F.
Grades taught: 5th, 4th
I hung these up on the bulletin board in my resource room. These are great illustrations when I'm teaching syllables, and a wonderful reference for my students.
Lyn J.
Grades taught: 3rd, 1st
Thank you! My students use this resource daily!
Literacy2Go
Grades taught: 5th
This is a great resource to supplement my Orton Gillingham phonics lessons. It is also a helpful resource for parents.
Rhonda M.
Grades taught: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
I love using these posters at my reading tables.
Lavelle B.
Grades taught: 3rd
great resource!
Rhonda H.
Grades taught: 2nd
Helped with teaching students how to divide into syllables
Kayla F.
Grades taught: 2nd
A great resource.
Jennifer W.
Grades taught: 5th
Love it!
Courtney H.
Grades taught: 6th
Thank you
Denise R.
Grades taught: 1st
Great resource!
Kimberly H.
Grades taught: 5th, 6th
The superhero theme was very attractive to my elementary students. The visuals are such a great teaching and reference tool.
Crystal D.
Grades taught: 2nd, 3rd
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