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oat-meal rain-bow cow-boy fau-cet tar-get dirt-y bur-gerbath-robe nine-ty race-carVowel Team. Use them as visual aids as you practice syllabication with students. Closed. Syllables with two vowels that act as a team to create one sound (like ai, ee, ea & oa) or two sounds (like aw, ow, oi, & oy)Consonant + le. c o E R s Six Syllable Types closed open vowel teams; talkers, whiners silent e r controlled final stable syllables vc v-e vr tion at he rain, cow ate for 6 SYLLABLE TYPES SYLLABLE TYPE EXAMPLES DEFINITION penO hotel (ho tel) A syllable that: maple (ma ple) has one vowel retract (re tract) the vowel has a long sound the vowel sound is the last sound Closed (cat) A syllable that: (dot) has one vowel welcome (wel come) the vowel has a short sound Vowel Team. Ends in one vowel; the Six Syllable Types. This chart shows where to Definitions of the Six Syllable Types. Vowel digraphs and diphthongs. Here are the six syllable types, in a suggested order of teaching: Closed Syllables (the most frequent syllable type) Closed syllables have one vowel, followed by one or more Every word is made from syllables. Get lots of examples of each syllable type, plus get a FREE printable pdf chart with graphics for reinforcement syllable types in words when trying to read or spell. Knowing these types of syllables will help readers ode and spell words with accuracy! The vowel has a short sound An open These cards define the syllable types and provide a few examples of each one. Syllables with two vowels that act as a team to create one sound (like ai, ee, ea & oa) or two sounds (like aw, ow, oi, & oy)Consonant + le. Syllables with a consonant followed by an –le., these are unaccented syllables and found at the end of words Learn all about thesyllable types in the English language: Closed, Open, Magic E, Vowel Team/Diphthong, R-controlled, and Consonant+le. The sound a vowel makes often depends upon what type of syllable it is in. Syllables that have a consonant followed by an –le. Final stable. Open Syllable. Vowel consonant silent e. rcontrolled vowel. These syllables are unaccented and found at the end of the word. The English language hassyllable types: Open, Closed, R-controlled, Vowel Team, Silent-e, and C-le. Open. Here are the six syllable types, in a suggested order of teaching: Closed Syllables (the most frequent syllable type) Closed syllables have one vowel, followed by one or more consonants.