Open/Closed Syllables worksheet for students to identify and categorize words based on syllable patterns.

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Let me help you solve this step by step, assuming the task is to:

1. Read each word.
2. Divide the word into syllables.
3. Determine whether each syllable is open or closed.
4. Color the box blue if both syllables are closed, and red if there's at least one open syllable.

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🔹 Definitions:

- Closed syllable: A syllable that ends with a consonant and has a short vowel sound (e.g., "cat", "dog").
- Open syllable: A syllable that ends with a vowel and has a long vowel sound (e.g., "go", "he", "me").

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Now let’s go through each word, divide it into syllables, identify the type of syllable(s), and determine the coloring rule.

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✔ Step-by-step Analysis:

| Word | Syllables | Syllable Types | Open or Closed? | Color |
|------------|------------------|------------------------------------|-------------------------------|-------|
| hatbox | ha-box | ha (open: long 'a'), box (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| bacon | ba-con | ba (open: long 'a'), con (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| cupid | cu-pid | cu (open: long 'u'), pid (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| admit | ad-mit | ad (open: long 'a'), mit (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| donate | do-nate | do (open: long 'o'), nate (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| program | pro-gram | pro (closed: short 'o'), gram (closed) | Both closed → blue | 🔵 |
| fabric | fa-bric | fa (open: long 'a'), bric (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| exit | ex-it | ex (closed: short 'e'), it (open: long 'i') | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| major | ma-jor | ma (open: long 'a'), jor (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| welcome | wel-come | wel (closed: short 'e'), come (closed) | Both closed → blue | 🔵 |
| sinus | si-nus | si (open: long 'i'), nus (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| ribbon | rib-bon | rib (closed: short 'i'), bon (closed) | Both closed → blue | 🔵 |
| oval | o-val | o (open: long 'o'), val (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| sandwich | sand-wich | sand (closed), wich (closed) | Both closed → blue | 🔵 |
| donut | do-nut | do (open: long 'o'), nut (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| basic | ba-sic | ba (open: long 'a'), sic (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| data | da-ta | da (open: long 'a'), ta (open: long 'a') | Both open → red | 🔴 |
| puppet | pup-pet | pup (closed), pet (closed) | Both closed → blue | 🔵 |
| idol | i-dol | i (open: long 'i'), dol (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| limit | lim-it | lim (closed), it (open) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| kitten | kit-ten | kit (closed), ten (closed) | Both closed → blue | 🔵 |
| halo | ha-lo | ha (open: long 'a'), lo (open: long 'o') | Both open → red | 🔴 |
| socket | sock-et | sock (closed), et (open) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| open | o-pen | o (open), pen (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| silent | si-lent | si (open), lent (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| legal | le-gal | le (open), gal (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| satin | sa-tin | sa (open), tin (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| motor | mo-tor | mo (open), tor (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |
| pencil | pen-cil | pen (closed), cil (closed) | Both closed → blue | 🔵 |
| music | mu-sic | mu (open), sic (closed) | At least one open → red | 🔴 |

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🟦 Summary: Words with both closed syllables (color blue):

- program
- welcome
- ribbon
- sandwich
- puppet
- kitten
- pencil

> These should be colored blue.

🔴 Words with at least one open syllable (color red):

All others — all the rest should be colored red.

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✔ Final Answer:

- Color blue: program, welcome, ribbon, sandwich, puppet, kitten, pencil
- Color red: all other words

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If you have a physical copy of the worksheet, simply color the boxes accordingly.

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