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1st Grade Syllables Worksheets

Ages 6-7 · 1 sub-topic · Free previews · Print-ready PDFs

These syllables worksheets for 1st grade teach children to hear the beats in words. They clap and count syllables in picture names, sort words into 1, 2 and 3 syllable boxes, split one and two syllable words into parts, count the syllables in names like Lily and Benjamin, and join syllables such as pop and corn into whole words. A review page brings the skills together (CCSS RF.1.3.D and RF.1.3.E). Six original sheets, each with an answer key.

Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

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Clap and Count Syllables - 1st Grade Syllables worksheet preview
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Count Syllables in Names - 1st Grade Syllables worksheet preview
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One or Two Syllables - 1st Grade Syllables worksheet preview
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Sort Words by Syllables - 1st Grade Syllables worksheet preview
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Syllables Review - 1st Grade Syllables worksheet preview

Syllables Review

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Frequently Asked Questions

A syllable is one beat in a word. Clap as you say a word: each clap is a syllable. Cat has one, tiger has two and banana has three.

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