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Description
This step teaches Apprentices to cut words into even smaller parts. This is good, because smaller parts are easier to understand, memorize, and reuse.
Objectives
The learning objectives in this topic are defined as follows.
- Understand that words are made of smaller bits called syllables.
Explorers (2)
The Noisy Tongues
A (printable) Novella Interactiva exploring “My First Sounds”The Noisy Tongues are a folk strange They’re always up to no good Their nosy noses be not where they should So learn the sounds, words, and more to scare them away!
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The Silent Wall
A (printable) Novel exploring “My First Sounds”The Silent Wall stands tall Seperating lands, silencing all A girl wants to break it down and see the other side But might break down the blocks of language in her stride
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Teachers (1)
Syllable Awareness
A (printable) Lesson Material exploring “Syllable Awareness”The next step to learning language Is to break words down into smaller parts This simple resource brings awareness To the syllables that give every word the smarts
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Quizmasters (1)
Quiz of Wordbreak
An interactive Trivia Kit exploring “Syllable Awareness”The next step to learning language Is to break words down into smaller parts These simple quizzes bring awareness To the syllables that give every word the smarts
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Puzzlepages (1)
Crossyllabi (Pre-Reader)
A (printable) Educational Puzzle exploring “Syllable Awareness”Even though an Apprentice can’t read or write They would still like to puzzle some Crossyllabi tests Word and Syllable Awareness alright And trains you for complex language to come!
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Runaways (0)
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Gamiverses (2)
Shufflespeak: Syllables
A (printable) Board Game exploring “Syllable Awareness”How do you play a language game With people who can’t read yet? Shufflespeak gives the answer Is it simple, educational, and fun? You bet!
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The Noisy Games
How do you play a language game With people who don’t know the alphabet yet? The Noisy Games give the answer Is it simple, educational, and fun? You bet!
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