Lesson 11
In these lessons we are practicing more complex syllables, with more than one consonant sound. Remember to blend the sounds from left to right. Please return to the first phonics lesson if you forget the sounds a letter makes.
Practice
These are open syllables, which mean they end in a vowel and will make their long sound.
Remember in Lesson 1 that syllables with an 'e, i, or y' before 'c' and 'g' could make a softer /s/ or /j/ sound. In this lesson, there is an 'l' before the vowels, so 'c' and 'g' will not be affected, and make a /k/ and /g/ sound, respectively.
bla
cla
fla
gla
pla
sla
ble
cle
fle
gle
ple
sle
bli
cli
fli
gli
pli
sli
blo
clo
flo
glo
plo
slo
blu
clu
flu
glu
plu
slu
bly
cly
fly
gly
ply
sly
(* Reminder: When a syllable ends in a vowel, it will most likely have a long vowel sound. In these lessons, syllables ending in the letters 'i' and 'y' are pronounced with a long vowel sound, and sound like the word 'eye.')
Next Steps
Wonderful job! Please go to the next phonics lesson.