An open syllable is when a vowel letter is all by itself, without any consonants following it. This lets the vowel really shine and make its long sound!
The letter "y" can act as a vowel in words like "my", creating an open syllable even when there are no other vowels present.
Identifying Syllables Routine
Open syllables words can be as short as “I” or as long as “she”.
Use this word list to help children practice reading open syllables.
