Kindergarten · Spelling · On Level
Free Word Patterns & Syllables worksheet - version 5
Kindergarten word patterns & syllables practice with original, difficulty-matched questions. This printable version includes 8 grade-appropriate questions and a separate answer sheet.
Word Patterns & Syllables
Kindergarten · On-level practice · 8 questions · Version PG-1Q5YM2E-QH0T
1.How many syllables are in “rabbit,” and where can it be divided?
2.How many syllables are in “important,” and where can it be divided?
3.How many syllables are in “basket,” and where can it be divided?
4.How many syllables are in “picnic,” and where can it be divided?
5.How many syllables are in “tomorrow,” and where can it be divided?
6.How many syllables are in “sunset,” and where can it be divided?
7.How many syllables are in “animal,” and where can it be divided?
8.How many syllables are in “volunteer,” and where can it be divided?
Answers and teaching notes
Use the answers to check the work after the learner finishes. For writing prompts, the guide describes what a strong response should include.
Show answers for version 5
- How many syllables are in “rabbit,” and where can it be divided?2 syllables: rab-bit
- How many syllables are in “important,” and where can it be divided?3 syllables: im-por-tant
- How many syllables are in “basket,” and where can it be divided?2 syllables: bas-ket
- How many syllables are in “picnic,” and where can it be divided?2 syllables: pic-nic
- How many syllables are in “tomorrow,” and where can it be divided?3 syllables: to-mor-row
- How many syllables are in “sunset,” and where can it be divided?2 syllables: sun-set
- How many syllables are in “animal,” and where can it be divided?3 syllables: an-i-mal
- How many syllables are in “volunteer,” and where can it be divided?3 syllables: vol-un-teer
Worked example
Listen for vowel sounds and divide the word into pronounceable parts.
Common mistake
Counting letters instead of spoken syllables.
Helpful hint
Say the word slowly and tap each beat.