Guest guest Posted June 8, 2010 Report Share Posted June 8, 2010 My son is 7 years old and still having trouble with multisyllabic words. He will be starting 2nd grade in the fall. The words are usually 3 or more syllables. I don't know what is appropriate for his age, but I've heard other kids his age pronounce these kind of words clearly. He had a 2-3 multisyllabic word goal in preschool that they said he met. Whenever he reads he will skip over a multisyllabic word he can't pronounce. I'll say the word for him and try to help him pronounce it, but he gets so frustrated he doesn't even want to try and just says he doesn't need to know it. If I push him to say it he'll get mad. Is there another way I can help him with these words? I'm a stay-at-mom right now and have time to help him. We can't afford private therapy and the school's slp said he no longer needs therapy. His teacher told me his reading fluency level is advanced for his age. Patty Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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