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Some long words have three separate parts, or beats. When we say them slowly, we can hear one, two, three parts. This Kindergarten English lesson builds the skill Segment Words into Syllables with a concept card and practice.

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"Segment Three-Syllable Words" is a Kindergarten English lesson in the Rhyme & Syllables unit, designed for students around ages 5-6.

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Segment Three-Syllable Words

Kindergarten English practice: How many parts do you hear in 'par-a-sol'. Part of rhyme & syllables (Rhyme & Syllables).

~5 min

Some words have more parts! Listen to 'but-ter-fly'. How many parts?

Three Syllable Words

Word: butterfly

butterfly

Tap or say each part in order.

Some long words have three separate parts, or beats. When we say them slowly, we can hear one, two, three parts.

💡 Clap your hands one time for every part you hear.