How do you read words that end in a consonant, followed by an l,

then an e?

For example:

ladle gurgle

In this lesson you will review how to read words ending with

the -Cle syllable by remembering the -Cle syllable

makes the /ul/ sound like in “table”.

Let’s Review

table

Making the e have the long e sound

A Common Mistake

Apple

ladle

Core Lesson

table

Core LessonLook at the word from left to right.1

2Notice if the word has the -Cle syllable at the end of the word and remember it makes the /ul/ sound like in table.

3 Blend all the sounds in each syllable together, and then blend the syllables together.

Core Lesson

gurgle

table

Core LessonLook at the word from left to right.1

2Notice if the word has the -Cle syllable at the end of the word and remember it makes the /ul/ sound like in table.

3 Blend all the sounds in each syllable together, and then blend the syllables together.

In this lesson, you have reviewed how to read words

ending with the -Cle syllable by remembering the -Cle syllable

makes the /ul/ sound like in “table”.

Core Lesson

Let’s ReviewGuided Practice

Let’s try it with more words.

example circle

crumple handletable

Let’s ReviewExtension ActivitiesPlay -Cle Bingo

1) Make a list of as many -Cle words as you can think of.

2) Write each word on a slip of paper and put the slips into a jar.

3) Make a Bingo Board with 5 rows across and 5 rows down. Write a -Cle word in each box. Pull a -Cle word from the jar.

4) Read the word aloud, and if you have the word on your Bingo Board, mark it with an “X”.

5) The first person with 5 in a row going horizontally, vertically, or diagonally wins!

Quick Quiz

Read the words below.warble cradle

squiggle angletable