Syllable Structure Comparatives - SEDA College Online

If your child is working on syllables, then try this simple activity. All you need is legos, masking tape and sharpie. Consonant le: *Always at the end of a word *Always ends in the letters L, E How to divide? When a word ends with le and preceded by a consonant, the syllable is divided before that consonant. For example, tur/tle, pur/ple. C-le syllable patterns If the first syllable ends with the vowel such as table, cable, eagle, it is considered “open” the vowel says its long sound. If the sy