The Six Syllable Types
Grade 2
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There are six syllable types. Each one tells you what the vowel says: closed (cat — short), open (go — long), silent e (cake — long), vowel team (rain), r-controlled (car), and consonant-le (ta·ble).
Examples: bike → silent e · sit → closed · turn → r-controlled
Read each syllable. Write its type.
1.
lunch
closed
2.
rain
vowel team
3.
cube
silent e
4.
no
open
5.
snow
vowel team
6.
cake
silent e
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