LookforvowelsRecognizeany partsthat youalreadyknowSyllables thathave aconsonantfollowed by an -le(consonant +le)The vowelusuallymakes along sound(Open)Syllables inwhich an rfollows thevowel(s)(r controlled)A syllable is aunit oforganization fora sequence ofspeech sounds.Eachsyllablemust havea vowel.This syllableis oftenreferred to asa CVC pattern(Closed)Free!These syllablesare found at theend of the word(consonant +le)Syllablesthat endwith a vowel(Open)Syllables thathave a singlevowel followedby a consonant(Closed)The r"controls"the vowelsound(r-controlled) Syllables thathave a singlevowel with asilent e at the end(Vowel + silent e)The fivevowelsare a, e, i,o, uSyllables thathave twovowels thatact as a team(vowel team)LookforvowelsRecognizeany partsthat youalreadyknowSyllables thathave aconsonantfollowed by an -le(consonant +le)The vowelusuallymakes along sound(Open)Syllables inwhich an rfollows thevowel(s)(r controlled)A syllable is aunit oforganization fora sequence ofspeech sounds.Eachsyllablemust havea vowel.This syllableis oftenreferred to asa CVC pattern(Closed)Free!These syllablesare found at theend of the word(consonant +le)Syllablesthat endwith a vowel(Open)Syllables thathave a singlevowel followedby a consonant(Closed)The r"controls"the vowelsound(r-controlled) Syllables thathave a singlevowel with asilent e at the end(Vowel + silent e)The fivevowelsare a, e, i,o, uSyllables thathave twovowels thatact as a team(vowel team)

Syllable Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Look for vowels
  2. Recognize any parts that you already know
  3. Syllables that have a consonant followed by an -le (consonant +le)
  4. The vowel usually makes a long sound (Open)
  5. Syllables in which an r follows the vowel(s) (r controlled)
  6. A syllable is a unit of organization for a sequence of speech sounds.
  7. Each syllable must have a vowel.
  8. This syllable is often referred to as a CVC pattern (Closed)
  9. Free!
  10. These syllables are found at the end of the word (consonant +le)
  11. Syllables that end with a vowel (Open)
  12. Syllables that have a single vowel followed by a consonant (Closed)
  13. The r "controls" the vowel sound (r-controlled)
  14. Syllables that have a single vowel with a silent e at the end (Vowel + silent e)
  15. The five vowels are a, e, i, o, u
  16. Syllables that have two vowels that act as a team (vowel team)