Each syllable has one vowel sound –vccv and le rules are introduced with fun examples! Watch video on youtube at https://youtu.be/wuzi8yUfFqE With your class play name that rule!
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One Syllable or Two: The VCCV Rule
1. One Syllable or Two
What is the Rule?
Double Consonants
puppy
dinneregg
2. ea i o u
ea ee oaai ie ueoo ou
Each syllable has one vowel sound
*it could be one vowel or it could be a vowel pair*
ay
bell pup/py
suc/ceed bal/loon
4. Vowel-Consonant-Consonant-Vowel
(VCCV ) - two syllables
1. When double consonants
follow a vowel and are
2. followed by a vowel
3. divide syllables between the
consonants
4. as in the word soc/cer
5. Vowel-Consonant-Consonant- Vowel
(VCCV ) - two syllables
vc /cv
soccer soc /cer
occur oc /cur
hiccup hic /cup
accept ac /cept
accent ac /cent
success suc/cess
succeed suc/ceed
6. One syllable words ending with
(same)double consonants are more
common with the
consonant endings
dd, ff, ll, ss, & tt
7. Vowel-Consonant-Consonant-Vowel
(VCCV ) - two syllables
add - When you add five plus
four you get nine.
odd - Nine is an odd number.
Todd - Did the golfer make the
putt?
Rudd - A Rudd is a fresh water
fish.
vc /cv
Teddy Ted/dy
rudder rud/der
buddy bud/dy
daddy dad/dy
hidden hid/den
sudden sud/den
addend ad/dend
One syllable words ending with
double consonants /dd/
8. When double consonants are followed by le
divide syllables between the consonants
1. double consonants ff
2. followed by le
3. divide syllables between
double consonants ff
4. as in the word waf/fle
9. Vowel-Consonant-
Consonant-Vowel-
(VCCV ) - two syllables
fluff – She wanted to
fluff the pillows on the
couch.
cuff - The cuff of her coat
was wet.
off - He turned off the
light when he left the
room.
scuff - He had a scuff on
his knee.
stuff – Jenny has too
much stuff.
cliff – The cliff was very
steep.
vc /cv
affect af/fect
offer of/fer
buffet buf/fet
differ dif/fer
fluffy fluf/fy
office of/fice
suffix suf/fix
muffin mif/fin
One syllable words
ending with double
consonants /ff/
Double consonant followed
by le- divide between
the double consonants
c/cle
waffle waf/fle
shuffle shuf/fle
truffle truf/fle
ruffle ruf/fle
10. Vowel-Consonant-Consonant-Vowel
(VCCV ) - two syllables
egg – How would you like your
egg cooked?
vc /cv
smoggy smog/gy
doggy dog /gy
logging log/ging
noggin nog/gin
foggy fog/gy
buggy bug/gy
One syllable words ending with
double consonants /gg/
11. Vowel-Consonant-Consonant-Vowel
(VCCV ) - two syllables
bell – The bell will ring soon.
yell - Do not yell at me.
tell - Please tell Tommy that we
will arrive at 8:00 p.m.
well - The well is very deep.
call – I am waiting for a call from
my friend.
shell – I found a beautiful shell at
the beach.
toll – There is a toll stop to enter
the bridge.
vc /cv
hello hel/lo
yellow yel /low
balloon bal/loon
stroller strol/ler
pillow pil/low
taller tal/ler
billion bil /lion
follow fol/low
One syllable words ending with
double consonants /ll/
13. Vowel-Consonant-Consonant-Vowel
(VCCV ) - two syllables
Inn - We stayed at the
wonderful Vacation Inn.
Lynn – Lynn is a good friend.
vc /cv
dinner din/ner
sunny sun/ny
planner plan/ner
bonnet bon/net
cannot can/not
manner man/ner
winner win/ner
One syllable words ending with
double consonants /nn/
16. Vowel-Consonant-Consonant-Vowel
(VCCV ) - two syllables
boss – The boss makes the
rules.
grass - The grass looks green.
kiss - Big sister gave baby sister
a kiss.
glass - He drank the whole class
of milk.
toss – She needed to toss the
salad.
Swiss – We love Swiss cheese.
vc /cv
scissors scis/sors
messy mes /sy
essay es/say
assure as/sure
assist as/sist
tissue tis/sue
lesson les/son
One syllable words ending with
double consonants /ss/
17. Vowel-Consonant-Consonant-Vowel
(VCCV ) - two syllables
mitt – You must have your mitt
to play in the baseball game.
mutt - Our dog is a mutt.
putt - Did the golfer make the
putt?
watt - We need a 60 watt
lightbulb.
Scott – Scott is my best friend.
Matt – Matt is a fantastic
pitcher!
vc /cv
mitten mit/ten
kitten kit /ten
butter but/ter
cotton cot/ton
button but/ton
matter mat/ter
gutter gut /ter
bitten bit /ten
One syllable words ending with
double consonants /tt/