We need words with the same syllable count. Sum-mer and win-ter both have two syllables. Bas-ket-ball has three syllables, so it's different.

We are counting syllables in words. Home has one beat when you clap it. It doesn't break into parts like some words do.

We need to find the three-syllable word. Yes-ter-day has three beats: yes, ter, day. Sun has one beat and win-ter has two.

We are comparing syllables in two words. Cat has one beat, but pen-cil has two beats. Pen-cil has more syllables than cat.

We are counting syllables in words. Sun-set has two beats: sun and set. Clap twice when you say this word.

We are counting syllables in a word. But-ter-fly has three beats when you clap. Each part gets one clap: but, ter, fly.

We need the word with the fewest beats. Ship has just one beat. Yesterday has three beats and music has two beats.

We are counting syllables in words. El-e-phant has three beats: el, e, and phant. Clap three times for this word.

We need to find the word with two beats. Summer has two parts: sum-mer. Boat has one beat and elephant has three beats.

We are counting word parts. El-e-phant has three parts: el, e, and phant. That's three claps!