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Grade 1 Reading & Writing · World 5: Syllable Summit · Level 34
Two-Syllable Words
Read and spell words like rabbit, napkin, and robot.
Warm-up, learn, try it together, practice, then a quick check. About 15 minutes.
What children learn in Level 34
- Long words are easier in parts! Rabbit splits into rab and bit. Read each part, then put them together.
- When two consonants sit in the middle, split between them: nap-kin, muf-fin, bas-ket.
- Some syllables end with a vowel, and that vowel says its name: ro-bot, ti-ger, ze-bra.
- Your turn! Tap between the two syllables in kitten.
- Each syllable has one vowel sound. Find the vowels, then split.
Georgia's K-12 English Language Arts Standards:
- 1.F.P.2.d — Decode two-syllable words with basic patterns by applying knowledge of basic syllable types.
- 1.F.P.3.d — Encode two-syllable words with basic patterns by applying knowledge of basic syllable types.