Consonant + le Syllables
Every syllable in a word has one vowel sound. When a word ends in -le, the consonant before it plus the letters -le form the last syllable. This type of syllable is called a consonant + le syllable.
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Consonant + le Syllables Worksheet
A. Read each sentence. Circle the word that has a consonant+ le syllable.
- The ring from my grandmother is valuable to me.
- My friend rode his bicycle to my house.
- My dad likes to scramble his eggs for breakfast.
- I need a needle to sew the button back on.
- Can you whistle that new tune?
B. Read each word. Draw a line to the word with the same consonant + le syllable.
- durable beagle
- simple speckle
- befuddle securable
- squiggle noodle
- freckle trample