decoding lesson 3 vccv syllable pattern copyright © 2013 kelly mott
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Decoding Lesson 3VCCV Syllable Pattern
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Each vowel sound in a word is a separate syllable. Look at the word below. How many vowels are there? How many syllables are there?
witness
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Remember, if the vowel sound is short, the syllable is closed. If the vowel sound in long the syllable is open. Find the open and closed syllable below.
protect
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What’s the VCCV Rule?
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When we have a word with the VCCV pattern, we usually scoop between the two consonants.
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v c vc
Let’s practice reading and dividing VCCV words in to
syllables.
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Divide the word into syllables and read it aloud.
canvas
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v c vc
Divide the word into syllables and read it aloud.
contact
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v c vc
Divide the word into syllables and read it aloud.
suspense
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v c vc
Divide the word into syllables and read it aloud.
distant
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v c vc
Divide the word into syllables and read it aloud.
admire
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v c vc
Divide the word into syllables and read it aloud.
window
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v c vc
Divide the word into syllables and read it aloud.
fantastic
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v c vc
Divide the word into syllables and read it aloud.
welcome
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v c vc
How did you do?
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