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Word Stress Rules & Digital Syllable Division Pronunciation Practice PowerPoint
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Word Stress Rules & Digital Syllable Division Pronunciation Practice PowerPoint

Are you stressed trying to find a way to make your ESL pronunciation lessons more interactive? This fully-animated PowerPoint Presentation for teaching word stress and syllable division takes the stress out of teaching word stress! It is a powerful tool for speaking fluency practice and getting your students to understand syllable division. The built-in navigation buttons enable you to click and easily navigate through all 55 slides, making your pronunciation lessons interactive and impactful.

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This PowerPoint Presentation is used for teaching word stress and syllable division! Click your way, stress-free, through:

  • tongue twisters
  • syllable division activities
  • word labeling tasks
  • animated pronunciation activities
  • sentence stress examples

You can use this animated PowerPoint Presentation to teach an entire lesson on word stress! It also works great as supplementary material on pronunciation and syllable division. Because the package takes no time at all to set up, it’s also a great resource for time-fillers and fast finishers.

The clickable navigation makes it easy to jump around from slide-to-slide, and the worksheets and infographic, included in the download, compliment to the slides, so students can follow along and practice labeling different syllables. It’s a great resource for grades 5-8 who are studying pronunciation and syllable division. Use it for emerging bilinguals and ELL/ESL learners. The entire lesson takes about 60-90 minutes of instruction, depending on delivery.

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✅ Designed for the Busy Teacher: This PowerPoint for Word Stress Pronunciation gives you your planning time back. Along with the pre-keyed animations throughout the presentation, this resource comes with teacher notes and an instructional guide, which is designed to seamlessly fit into the structure of the slides. You’ll be able to power up the presentation and begin teaching, stress-free!

✅ Built-in Pronunciation Tasks: Use this PowerPoint to help students analyze different words and their stress. By visually marking the stress and dividing the syllables, students will be able to see the division of syllables, making it easier to practice their pronunciation. The built-in tasks, further help them interpret different stress patterns in a word and sentence, which is key for building speaking fluency.

✅ Word Stress Rules: You’ll also be able to show students the 5 rules for Word Stress on both the PowerPoint AND with the infographic that comes with it. The sequence of the slides paces the rules between different examples, ensuring lots of practice for each. And of course, you’ll be able to click back to the rules at any point during the presentation.

✅ Easy Clickable Navigation: Using this resource feels more like using an advanced webpage with interactivity. You’ll forget that you’re using PowerPoint. Each slide is linked throughout the presentation to buttons and triggers that give you full access to the entire presentation, which feels just like navigating a webpage. You’ll be able to click back and forth through the slides without having to exit the presentation.

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This package includes a PDF file that can be opened using your preferred PDF reader. Included in the PDF is the resource notes and instructional guide. The PowerPoint Presentation, included, has slides that have intricate animations and triggers built into the design, and it is not recommended to change the animations. Microsoft PowerPoint is required for use.

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This resource was created by Landon S. Seigler of ESL Lifeline, all rights are reserved. The original purchaser is permitted to use it for a single class only. Teachers have the authorization to share this product with their students (and parents) through email, Google Classroom, or the Internet, as long as the site is password protected. Distribution to your own students is allowed, but uploading it to the Internet for public access and download is not permitted.

**If you wish to use this resource for multiple classrooms or share it with fellow educators, please purchase additional licenses.Your adherence to these usage terms is greatly appreciated.

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Additional Information

Total Pages – 55 Total Slides and Pages

Answer Key – Included

Teacher Duration – 1 Hour

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