Question bank: Syllable Formation

Access these and thousands of other questions, create assignments, projects, and lesson plans in minutes.

Question 1:

Hard

Imagine you are a word detective and your challenge is to find out how many syllables are in each word. Let's open our treasure chest and examine the word 'butterfly'. With great attention and using your magic magnifying glass, count the syllables in the word 'butterfly' and explain why you think this is the correct number of syllables. Remember that a syllable is each part of the word that we say with one impulse, like when you clap your hands.

Syllable Formation

Multidisciplinary Question

Question 2:

Hard

Let's play the word detective game! I have a secret word here with me and it has three hidden clues, which are the syllables. When we put these clues together, we form the whole word. The word is 'butterfly'. Now, I want you to use your detective eye and find the three clues, that is, the three syllables that form the word 'butterfly'. Write the syllables one below the other, as if they were pieces of a puzzle that, when put together, form the whole picture. Remember that each syllable is like a little piece of the word and, together, they make the word appear like magic!

Syllable Formation

Multidisciplinary Question

Question 3:

Medium

Let's play the word dismembering game! Think of the word 'borboleta'. Can you separate it into syllables? Write down the syllables of the word 'borboleta' separately and count how many syllables you found.

Syllable Formation

Contextualized Question

Question 4:

Easy

In the word 'cadeira', how many syllables should the child count when pronouncing each part of this word?

Syllable Formation

Contextualized Question

Question 5:

Medium

You already know that when we speak, words are divided into smaller parts called syllables, like when we say 'co-li-fe' for glue. Now, let's think together: if I say 'so-la', it's like playing a musical instrument that is a part of our voice. Thinking about that, look at the word 'escola'. How many parts or syllables can you hear when you say 'es-co-la'? Write down how many syllables the word 'escola' has and then think of another word that has the same number of syllables as 'escola' and write that word.

Syllable Formation

Contextualized Question

IARA TIP

Create lists and assessments from these and other 62 questions of Syllable Formation

Didn't find what you were looking for? Try searching in a different way!

Grade

Select a grade

Subject

Select a subject

Why are Teachy's Question Banks the most complete available?

Complete platform:

With over 200,000 new questions from reputable sources, the question bank provides a wide range of resources to enhance your teaching materials.

Custom filters:

You can find specific questions based on subject and grade level, across various difficulty types, within hundreds of educational themes. This way, you can create personalized lists in just a few minutes.

Focus on students:

With Teachy's Question Bank, you ensure the success of your classes. We offer high-quality materials, carefully selected and aligned with the National Common Curricular Base, essential for any educational product.

Time for what matters:

The platform's easy access allows teachers to save time when planning their lessons. The materials can be accessed in just a few clicks, making pedagogical preparation straightforward and efficient.

Access anywhere:

Teachy provides the flexibility to access the question bank from anywhere, at any time. With this accessibility, teachers have more freedom to manage their time and resources, making their work more efficient.

See other related topics on Syllable Formation

Didn't find what you were looking for?

Get full access to dozens of subjects and hundreds of materials on Teachy!