Decoding 3 Syllable Words

[@melissacook3655]

I'm a private tutor in San Diego, with lots of ESL students here and students of all ages who are delayed or still learning. Fun to help them catch up!

[@melissacook3655]

Great teaching video! I'll be using it with my 6th grader, thanks friend. 🙂

[@nuevanack03]

Hello Stephen, i want to know if this is the way to read?

[@baldyhead1]

It’s a way to read challenging word with more than 1 syllable . But you have to know some prerequisite skills first such as consonant/vowel knowledge, difference between open and closed syllables, and at least some of the different syllable types like open, closed, final e, consonant-LE, etc . It works very well with struggling readers

[@nuevanack03]

@@baldyhead1 thanks so much ! 😄

[@sandralima9015]

I couldn't understand why the blends were divided

[@baldyhead1]

Sandra Lima yeah it’s was confusing for me too. The way I learned it was that sometimes what looks like a blend isn’t really a blend because those consonants are actually “living in their own syllables” (based on syllabication rules) and they don’t act like a blend. Does that make any sense?

[@sandralima9015]

That makes sense, but the problem is how can I identify them. Here in Brazil teachers never teach syllabication and the resources on the internet don't help me, they only teach the basic

[@yombasanda5105]

👌👌👌

[@Veeru1069]

I can’t understand

[@MsPetrena]

HELLO STepen, I want to know read