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Syllable Types with Female Scientists

Students practice dividing, scooping, and coding multisyllabic science vocabulary while reading about Marie Curie, Mae Jemison, and Jane Goodall.

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Students practice dividing, scooping, and coding multisyllabic science vocabulary while reading about Marie Curie, Mae Jemison, and Jane Goodall. Includes worked examples, syllable practice, vocabulary activities, and reading-comprehension questions.

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What you’ll teach

Clear goals. Useful learning.

  • Students will decode and segment multisyllabic vocabulary words.
  • Students will identify vowel sounds and syllable divisions.
  • Students will use context to understand science-related vocabulary.
  • Students will answer comprehension questions about female scientists.