Multisyllabic Word Practice
A worksheet for 3rd graders to practice identifying and breaking down multisyllabic words.
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Multisyllabic Word Practice
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Read each question carefully and follow the instructions. Remember, multisyllabic words have more than one syllable!
Directions: Break each word into its syllables by drawing lines between them. Then, write the number of syllables.
1. butterfly: (syllables: )
2. elephant: (syllables: )
3. computer: (syllables: )
4. vacation: (syllables: )
5. fantastic: (syllables: )
Directions: Circle the multisyllabic word in each group.
1. Which word has more than one syllable?
cat
run
banana
jump
2. Which word has more than one syllable?
table
book
tree
chair
Directions: Sort the words below into the correct category: One Syllable or Multisyllabic.
One Syllable Words:
Multisyllabic Words:
Directions: Write a sentence using each multisyllabic word below.
1. incredible
2. delicious
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