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Syllable Patterns: Same Medial Consonants

Syllable Patterns: Same Medial Consonants. exce ll ent. v cc v. This word has the VCCV , or vowel - consonant -consonant – vowel, syllable pattern. When we have a word with the VCCV pattern we divide the word into syllables between the two consonants. ex/ ce l / l ent. summary.

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Syllable Patterns: Same Medial Consonants

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  1. Syllable Patterns: Same Medial Consonants

  2. excellent v cc v • This word has the VCCV, or vowel - consonant -consonant – vowel, syllable pattern. • When we have a word with the VCCV pattern we divide the word into syllables between the two consonants. ex/cel/lent

  3. summary v c c v • Does this word have a vccv pattern? • Where would you divide this word into syllables? How many syllables are in this word? sum/ma/ry

  4. babble v c c le • Does this word have the vccv pattern? What did we learn last week about what to do when we had a consonant and /le/? • How many syllables are in this word? Where do we divide this word? Turn and tell your partner. bab /ble

  5. Try these. Where are the syllable breaks? Look for the VCCV pattern.

  6. v cc v suppose • sup/pose • Yes, it has a VCCV syllable pattern. • Is the first syllable open or closed? What about the second syllable? Turn and tell your partner

  7. arrange v cc v • ar/range • Yes, it has a VCCV syllable pattern.

  8. parrot • par/rot • Yes, it has a VCCV syllable pattern.

  9. illustration • il/lus/tra/tion • Yes, it has a VCCV syllable pattern.

  10. By dividing words into syllables and blending sounds, YOU can read even longer words!

  11. As you read “When the Circus Came to Town,” be sure to look for words with the VCCV syllable pattern.

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