Ever wonder how to teach syllable division, especially if your current curriculum doesn’t cover this topic? In this video, I break down the 4 must-know syllable division rules, plus share my step by step process for teaching syllable division!

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How To Write Multi Syllable Rhymes In Rap + Examples
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How To Write Multi Syllable Rhymes In Rap

When you rhyme the syllables in the bars together it is called a multi syllable rhyme. Multi syllable rhymes are often referred to as Multis (sometimes spelled “Multies”) 

Why use multi syllable rhymes?

You’ll notice your flows and rhyming abilities will massively increase when you start doing multi syllable rhymes as a habit.

What’s the difference between multi syllable rhymes and internal rhymes? 

How to write multi syllable rhymes in rap

If you have ready written a line you can easily complete the next bar as a multi syllable line by finding rhyme words for each of the parts

So let’s say your first line is: 

Never inherited nothing but anger issues

We can find rhymes for inherited, nothin, but, anger and issues and fill in the next line 

Try to find the end rhyme of the next bar first then find rhymes for other words going backwards. 

Never inherited nothing but anger issues

So we want to rhyme with anger issues 

Insanely miss you

Danger hit you 

Famell get you 

Hang and lift you 

Never inherited nothing but anger issues

First let’s try the one that feels like it’ll make the most sense with the bar

Danger hit you goes with anger issues 

Now we wanna try to find rhymes for inherited and nothin and  but and this is what I came up with 

Never inherited nothing but anger issues

I’ll Nancy Kerragan you up n Danger hitchu

There you go that’s how to write multi syllable rhymes in rap

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What is a Syllable? | Open and Closed Syllables | Kids Academy

There are total of 6 types of syllables out there and if you are about to start teaching your little one about syllables then we’d recommend you to start with the open syllables and the closed syllables.

It’s just that these are easier to understand and your kid will learn quite fast. Not only this, in fact, after learning these two types, your kid will be able to speak a hundred different words.

For starters, you need to tell your children what is a syllable. It basically is a unit of pronunciation that comes with a single vowel only. For more details, you can refer to the internet and watch videos on Youtube that tell everything you need to know about a syllable.

Open Syllables:
In an open syllable, nothing comes after the vowel and the word ends right at the vowel. For example, the word “he” is an open syllable as nothing is coming after the vowel “e”. Also, in this case, the vowel is long.

Closed Syllables:
In this case, there comes a consonant after the vowel. In a nutshell, when we talk about a closed syllable, know that the vowel is closed with a consonant in the end. For example, there’s the word “cap” and “men”. You can see that in both these words the vowel is closed with the consonant “p” and “n”.

We hope you now understand the difference between both types. So, teach your kids about these two types and then move towards the other ones so that they can have a better understanding of what syllables are.

The wiser thing to do would be to watch Youtube videos and teach your children about vowels and syllables etc from there because that way, they will pick things up quicker.

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