Decodables: Open Syllable
Since the concept of the open syllable is taught after the closed syllable, the open syllable stories contain both closed and open syllables. This pattern of including previously learned syllable types in the stories continues throughout all of the Flying Cat Academy decodable stories. For this reason, it is important for you to know the order in which I teach the syllable types. Here is the order: closed, open, vowel consonant-e, vowel team, vowel diphthong, r-controlled, and consonant-le.
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Open Syllable Stories
Story #54 sight words: are, said, to want, were 1 syllable open syllable words
Story #55 sight words: was, could, said, of 2 syllable open syllable words
Story #56 sight words: are, what, you 'y' as a vowel
Story #57 sight words: are, for, they, to, by, says, into 'y' as a vowel 2 syllable open syllable words
Story #58 sight words: two, without, you 'y' as a vowel'
Story #59 sight words: have, to, was, you, were, out, one 'y' as a vowel
Story #60 sight words: are, they, to, was, over, what, every 'y' as a vowel
Story #61 sight words: said, to, was, were, your 'y' as a vowel
Story #62 sight words: or, said, was, were, you adding suffixes to open syllables
Story #63 sight words: have, what, you 2:1:1 rule
Story #64 sight words: are, too, to, what, was, for Adding suffixes to words that end in 'y'
Story #65 sight words: are, do, to, was, you, they, there, could, too, over schwa