End of Year Phonics Summer Syllable Division Review for Google Slides™

Add some sunshine to your end of the year syllable division instruction with this summer themed Google Slides™️ deck for reading multisyllabic words with all syllable types using Orton Gillingham syllable division strategies! The words include VCV, VCCV, and VCCCV syllable division patterns, a variety of phonics patterns, and all six syllable types. The strategies you'll teach are aligned with the science of reading research and are suitable for first grade, second grade, or intervention groups at upper elementary levels.

The two and three-syllable words in this digital resource include open, closed, silent e, vowel team, r-controlled, and consonant -le syllable types and are perfect for a review of syllable division and syllable types.

There are 25 words included in the slide deck, all related to the summer season.

Watch the preview video to see the slides in action! Students will:

• Drag the moveable popsicles to mark the vowels and consonants
• Divide the word into syllables
• Decode each syllable & blend the syllables into the word
• Label each syllable type with sun-shaped labels

What else is included?

• Six pages of directions for the syllable division process for all syllable types, phonics rules, and syllable division patterns
• Examples for decoding two-syllable words, as well as tips for decoding three-syllable words.

Please note that there are also some words with schwa syllables.

This slide deck is perfect for virtual tutoring sessions! In the classroom, you can:

• use a projector or interactive whiteboard to demonstrate the syllable division process so all students can view the lesson easily
• assign selected slides as independent work for students to complete on their devices

Check out my other listings: 

• More syllable division patterns available here!
• Hands-on syllable division tool kits
• Printable syllable division word list activities

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