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Worksheet for sorting open and closed syllables.

Open & Closed Syllable Sort Recording Sheet with two columns for listing open and closed syllables, featuring a decorative border and space for name and date.

Open & Closed Syllable Sort Recording Sheet with two columns for listing open and closed syllables, featuring a decorative border and space for name and date.

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The task involves sorting syllables into two categories: Open Syllables and Closed Syllables. Below is an explanation of how to approach this problem, along with examples for each category.

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Understanding Open and Closed Syllables



1. Open Syllables:
- An open syllable ends with a vowel sound.
- The vowel is "open" because it is not followed by a consonant.
- Examples: "he," "I," "no," "go."

2. Closed Syllables:
- A closed syllable ends with a consonant sound.
- The vowel is "closed" because it is followed by one or more consonants.
- Examples: "cat," "dog," "hat," "map."

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Steps to Solve the Problem



1. Identify the Syllables:
- You need a list of syllables to sort. Since the image does not provide specific syllables, I will use example syllables for demonstration purposes.

2. Sort the Syllables:
- For each syllable, determine whether it ends with a vowel sound (open) or a consonant sound (closed).
- Write the syllables in the appropriate column on the recording sheet.

3. Record Your Answers:
- Place the open syllables in the "Open Syllables" column.
- Place the closed syllables in the "Closed Syllables" column.

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Example Solution



#### List of Example Syllables:
- he
- cat
- no
- dog
- I
- map
- go
- hat

#### Sorting the Syllables:

1. Open Syllables:
- "he" (ends with the vowel "e")
- "no" (ends with the vowel "o")
- "I" (ends with the vowel "i")
- "go" (ends with the vowel "o")

2. Closed Syllables:
- "cat" (ends with the consonant "t")
- "dog" (ends with the consonant "g")
- "map" (ends with the consonant "p")
- "hat" (ends with the consonant "t")

#### Recording the Answers:

| Open Syllables | Closed Syllables |
|--------------------|----------------------|
| he | cat |
| no | dog |
| I | map |
| go | hat |

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Final Answer



If you have a specific list of syllables to sort, follow the same steps as demonstrated above. If you need further clarification or additional examples, feel free to ask!

Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{|c|c|}
\hline
\textbf{Open Syllables} & \textbf{Closed Syllables} \\
\hline
\text{he} & \text{cat} \\
\text{no} & \text{dog} \\
\text{I} & \text{map} \\
\text{go} & \text{hat} \\
\hline
\end{array}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of open and closed syllables worksheet 2nd grade.
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