Syllable Sky Passage Sky Trip Story
Open Syllables (5.1)
Name:
Date:
The Secret in the Sky
Jen looked up at the sky. It was a bright blue day. "She wants to go up high," said Dad. Jen had a big kite. It was red and white.
"Will it fly?" Jen asked. "Try it and see," Dad said with a smile. Jen began to run. The wind was fast. The kite began to be a bit shaky, but then it took off!
"My kite is so high!" Jen yelled. "He is watching it, too," she said, pointing at her dog, Sam. Sam let out a happy bark. There was no way to stop the fun now. "We can stay here all day," Jen said. "Hi, bird!" she waved as a bird flew by.
Check Your Flight Path
1. Why did Jen look at the sky?
2. What did Dad tell Jen to do with the kite?
3. List 3 words from the story that end in an open syllable:
Fluency Flight Sentences Fluency Flight
Phrases and Sentences Practice (5.1)
Name:
Date:
Quick Flight Phrases
by the way
he and she
go to bed
no, not me
we can fly
try to cry
up in the sky
be so kind
Sentence Navigation
1
Will she let me go to the park?
2
My dog is so fast when we run.
3
Do not cry if you do not fly high.
4
"Hi!" said the bird in the blue sky.
5
He must be shy by the big pond.
Pro Pilot Tip
Open syllables end in a vowel and that vowel says its long name!
Open Word Cards Open Word Cards
Wilson 5.1: Open Syllables
me Open
go Open
hi Open
sky Open
she Open
fly Open
no Open
try Open
we Open
Teacher: Cut along the lines to create flashcards for drills or games.
Missing Syllable Mission Syllable Mission
Fill in the Blank (5.1)
Name:
Date:
Mission Word Bank
fly she go my he sky we no try
1. Look at the big blue .
2. Can to the shop with Dad?
3. likes to play with new bat.
4. There is way I can jump that high!
5. Will the bird up to the nest?
6. are all going to the park today.
Bonus: Write your own sentence using the word try.
Soaring Syllables Game Syllable Soar
The Open Syllable Board Game
START
he
go
+1
me
sky
Back 2
try
she
hi
by
no
be
fly
Again
my
we
so
LAND!
fry
why
+3
cry
shy
How to Play
1. Use a counter for your plane.
2. Roll a die and move forward.
3. Read the word to stay there.
4. First to land wins!
"Ready for takeoff? Let's read and soar!"
Open Syllable Key Teacher Answer Key
Open Sky Adventure • Wilson 5.1
Syllable Sky Passage
1. Why did Jen look at the sky?
2. What did Dad tell Jen to do with the kite?
3. List 3 words from the story that end in an open syllable:
Missing Syllable Mission
Look at the big blue sky.
Can we go to the shop with Dad?
He likes to play with my new bat.
There is no way I can jump that high!
Will the bird fly up to the nest?
We are all going to the park today.
Syllable Focus List
me
go
hi
sky
she
fly
no
try
we
by
so
be
Shy Spy Story The Shy Spy
Reading Passage: Open Syllables (5.1)
Name:
Date:
The Shy Spy
Tom likes to spy on the bugs in the yard. "He is a bit shy," Mom said. Tom likes to sit by the big oak tree. "I will sit here and wait," Tom said.
A bug flew up into the sky. "Will it be fast?" Tom asked. "We can see it go!" The bug was so small. Tom had to try to find it with his glass.
"My glass is dry," he said. "No dirt is on it." She came out to help him. It was his sister, Pam. "Hi, Pam!" Tom said. "Let's see the bug fly!"
Spy Check
1. What does Tom like to spy on?
2. Why did Tom say his glass was dry?
3. List 3 words from the story that end in y like shy or spy:
Cloud Phrases Fluency Cloud Phrases
Fluency Practice Part 2 (5.1)
Name:
Date:
Smooth Sailing Phrases
dry the dish
spy the bug
try to sing
shy and small
go to school
hi to you
no more milk
so very fast
she and he
me and we
fly so high
sky is blue
Fluency Progress
First Try
Second Try
Fluent
Sentence Skyline Reading 2 Sentence Skyline
Sentence Practice Part 2 (5.1)
Name:
Date:
1
Will she be a shy girl?
2
Do not pry the box. Go to the shed.
3
Did he try to fly the kite?
4
I can see the sky so far up.
5
"Hi!" said my dad by the pond.
6
No, we will not go dry.
7
She is so glad we came.
8
Will my mom be here by six?
Read each sentence. Circle the open syllable words (like he or sky).
Cloze Clouds 2 Cloze Clouds
Fill in the Blank Part 2 (5.1)
Name:
Date:
Word Bank
shy spy dry hi go me so no be
1. The little cat was very .
2. Mom said to the mess.
3. Can you help get the bag?
4. The cloth is not yet.
5. Will you a good helper?
6. Let us to the shop.
Bonus: Use the word spy in a sentence.
Open Syllable Key 2 Teacher Answer Key 2
New Materials • Wilson 5.1
The Shy Spy
1. What does Tom like to spy on?
2. Why did Tom say his glass was dry?
3. List 3 words that end in 'y':
Cloze Clouds 2
The little cat was very shy.
No, it is not my turn. (or Hi)
Can you help me get the bag?
The cloth is not dry yet.
Will you be a good helper?
Let us go to the shop.
