Syllable Sorter: Octagon Coding Cutouts for Sorting One-Syllable Words

Syllable Sorter: Octagon Coding Cutouts for Sorting One-Syllable Words

Description: The Syllable Coding Sorter consists of octagon-shaped cutouts, each labeled with a different syllable type and its corresponding code. This tool helps students sort one-syllable words into categories based on their syllable structure. For example:

• Closed (VC): Words like cat and dog,
• Open (CV): Words like go and me
• Consonant + -e (VCE): Words like dime and cake
• Bossy R (r-controlled): Words like girl and star,
• CLE (final stable syllable): Words like turtle and bottle

Sample of syllable sorting with real and nonsense words across different syllable types:

This hands-on tool helps students categorize and understand the different syllable types in one-syllable words, supporting decoding and spelling skills. To make it more durable, consider laminating the cutouts and storing them in a zip lock bag or carry case along with a set of words that match each syllable pattern. This allows for easy, on-the-go practice and organization.

Features of the Chart:

• File Type: PDF
• Resolution: 300 PPI for high-quality printing
• Standard Size: 8.5x11 inches