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Spanish Two-Syllable Word Puzzles Spanish Early Literacy PreK-1 st

Spanish Sy Llable Puzzles

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  • Spanish Two-Syllable Word Puzzles

    Spanish Early Literacy PreK-1st

  • Teacher Instructions: Make copies of the pages you want students to work on. Place them at a word work station. Students will need something to write with, crayons and scissors. How to use: 1. Look at the picture. 2. Write the name of the picture in the top rectangle. 3. Write the syllables that make up the word in the boxes

    at the bottom, one syllable per box. 4. Color the picture. 5. Cut the puzzle apart. (Optional: 3 or 4 pieces) 6. Share it with a friend.

    Extending the learning: Using the blank template provided, have students create their own two-syllable puzzle. They will need to think of a word that is made up of two-syllables, illustrate it, then follow the same instructions above.

    ww

    w.t

    each

    ingw

    ithn

    ancy

    .com

    Answer

    vaca rosa foco gato dado pato len llave casa

    luna nia cubo vela lupa pinna pera leche bho

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