Splitting Words With Vowel Team Syllables

Make sure the vowel teams stay together in this worksheet on syllables! Learners will be asked to circle the correct way to split each of 10 words into two syllables. Then, they will read six more words and draw a line between the two syllables themselves. This worksheet contains words like teapot and explain. 

Designed for second and third graders, this worksheet is the perfect choice for encouraging students to develop their knowledge of syllables and vowel teams. The ability to split a word into its syllables can help students break down words into smaller parts, making them stronger spellers and readers. 

For more practice with syllables, check out Sort Syllable Types: Vowel Team, R-Controlled, and Silent E and Splitting Syllables.