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Syllables Practice

 Syllables

Words are made up of parts called syllables. Each syllable has a vowel sound. A fun way to count syllables is to clap as you read each word. 

Examples:

Bat	1 clap	1 syllable
monkey	2 claps	2 syllables
forever	3 claps	3 syllables

Now it’s your turn:

Word	# of Syllables	Word	# of Syllables
monster	2 claps	candy	2 claps
butterfly	3 claps	understand	3 claps
cat	1 clap	popcorn	2 claps
basket	2 claps	jump	1 clap
strawberry	3 claps	football	2 claps
rabbit	2 claps	reading	2 claps
basketball	3 claps	math	1 clap
sister	2 claps	playground	2 claps
winter	2 claps	elephant	3 claps
family	3 claps	fan	1 clap

One or Two Syllables?

Look at the words below and sort them into the correct column below

work live very sentence old

place years again picture

little only sound help move

One Syllable	Two Syllables
Work      Very     Old     Help  Move     Place    Sound    Years	Only     Picture    Again    Very   Little     Below     Live       Sentence    Picture

Syllable Zoo

Look at each of the words and write the correct number of syllables for each word. 

Word	# of Syllables	Word	# of Syllables
elephant	3 claps	kangaroo	3 claps
zebra	2 claps	walrus	2 claps
lion	2 claps	wolf	1 clap
skunk	1 clap	chimpanzee	3 claps
pelican	3 claps	hippo	2 claps
monkey	2 claps	bear	1 clap
snake	2 claps	alligator	4 claps
ostrich	2 claps	panda	2 claps

Syllables

Choose some words from around the class or even students names and write down how many syllables for each word. 

Pick at least 20 words.

Word	# of Syllables	Word	# of Syllables
Willy	2 claps	Football	2 claps
Wonka	2 claps	Seven	2 claps
Golden	2 claps	Heaven	2 claps
Ticket	2 claps	God	1 clap
Chocolate	3 claps	Autumn	2 claps
Chewy	2 claps	Emeline	3 claps
Factory	3 claps	Goodwin	2 claps
Syllable	3 claps	Tuia	3 claps
Writing	2 claps	Parrant	2 claps
Colouring	3 claps	Tele’a	3 claps

4 Facts Samoan History & Art History

 

Research Tuesday W3

Facts about Samoa Supported

4 Facts - Thursday

 

Sad Moment Recount T4 (my story is not really sad but yea)

 Sad Moment Recount

WALT: recount a personal experience using correct sentence punctuation and sentences which make sense to the reader.

Paragraph starters

Intro	Body Paragraph 1	Body Paragraph 2	Body Paragraph 3	Conclusion
A really sad moment was when…. This one time I ….. and it made me so sad!	First… It all started when….	Then… After that… Next thing I knew...	Finally… At the end of it all… Lastly...	Overall I… It was such a sad day and I’ll never forget it. It was possibly the worst day ever.

Plan

Body Paragraph 1  In the beginning	Body Paragraph 2 In the middle	Body Paragraph 3 At the end
I had to clean after school and didn’t even get a rest!!	I tried begging my mom if I couldn’t clean but she still made me clean	Finally we finished cleaning and got to relax

Start below

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> Ughhhh, why do I have to clean a lot, I always have to clean and it’s so annoying. I do my chores and then hope that I’m FINISHED! I got to my mum and asked her if I was finished cleaning. I did the dishes, I dried them and I did the whole room!! No she says, bruhhh I always clean for you!!!! 

I then do the lunge and vacuum the whole house and then  go downstairs to help my mum. Downstairs I help make the beds, sweep the floor and vacuum it. I then hope when I ask my mum for a rest she will say yes. Guess what she said, NO!! “But I did so many things for you today”, I said. “I don’t care, you still got to help me!!”, she said. UGH! Just straight UGH in her face!!!!! 

I then finished helping her and asked again can I Go now and have a rest and play some games, and then she FINALLY said yes you can. I was so happy, because I always clean for her and do her mess but it’s ok, she just needs help that's why.