How to Teach Multisyllabic Word Reading Strategy

We are always asked to show how multisyllabic words reading lessons are to be taught, so here you go! We will show you using a fourth grade text from a student anthology. We take you through the steps of the flexible multisyllabic word reading strategy and provide you with some of the thinking and prompts along the way.

[rubydoxey]

I really appreciate these videos. For team collaboration, we were supposed to plan out when we are doing certain parts of the reading components. My co-teachers pretty much told me that sixth graders know how to read and that we don't need to teach them anything about phonics unless they are tier 2. This really helped clear that up.

[rootedinscripture]

I love how you have them look for prefixes and suffixes first-that makes the word more manageable for them! ❤️

[lisashepburn]

This is so well-thought out and executed! Really informative, yet approachable for upper elementary teachers. Thank you!

[lotusflower]

Omg!! You two are amazing I'm in my teaching credential/masters class and all of your videos are so helpful!!!

[elizabethgreco]

So insightful! Thank you so much for this video.

[aletheakelly]

Your videos are so helpful for thid homeschool mom!

[lesliekinney]

Where can I find your posters? Loved your video!

[rubydoxey]

For sixth grade: In Tier I, Should I start the year off with this or with syllable types (open, closed, silent e, vowel team vowel r, cle)?