the words in 3.2 are similar to the words in 3.1, except 3.1 had no words with blends. how many...
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3.2 Pumpkin Words
Combining closed syllables with 3 or more sounds
4 sounds instead of 3 The words in 3.2 are similar to the
words in 3.1, except 3.1 had no words with blends. How many syllables are in this word?
Where is the blend in this word?
g u m d r o p
4 sounds instead of 3 The words in 3.2 are similar to the
words in 3.1, except 3.1 had no words with blends. How many syllables are in this word?
Where is the blend in this word?
g u m d r o p
4 sounds instead of 3 dr is a blend. A blend can be at the beginning of a
syllable or at the end of a syllable. This blend is at the beginning of the
second syllable.
g u m d r o p
4 sounds instead of 3 If there is a blend, it can help divide
syllables. Where is the blend in this word?
p u m p k i n
4 sounds instead of 3 If there is a blend, it can help divide
syllables. Where is the blend in this word?
p u m p k i n
4 sounds instead of 3 Since the blend is at the end of the first
syllable, we divide after the blend.
p u m p k i n
What if the blend will work in either syllable?
Sometimes the consonants in the middle can form a blend in either syllable.
Which letters could form a blend in this word?
h u n d r e d
What if the blend will work in either syllable?
Sometimes the consonants in the middle can form a blend in either syllable.
Which letters could form a blend in this word?
h u n d r e d
What if the blend will work in either syllable?
In this situation, we keep the blend together in the second syllable.
h u n d r e d
What if the blend will work in either syllable?
Sometimes the consonants in the middle can form a blend in either syllable.
Which letters could form a blend in this word?
ch i l d r e n
What if the blend will work in either syllable?
Sometimes the consonants in the middle can form a blend in either syllable.
Which letters could form a blend in this word?
ch i l d r e n
What if the blend will work in either syllable?
Once again, the blend stays together in the second syllable
ch i l d r e n
How to divide and mark this word
sandwich
sănd wĭch
c c
Remember that blends get a line under
each sound, but digraphs make one
sound, so they get one line.
Read and divide these words
slingshot
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fishpond
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Write and mark these words
talent
kingfish
humpback
blindfold
milkman
dentist
contest
seventh
kingdom
trumpet
himself
insist
Here is a special word from 3.2
extent Let ’s look at the sounds in th is
word
/ĕ / /ks/ / t / /ĕ / /n / / t /