Syllables
Multisyllabic words
Once a reader knows the syllable types, long words stop being long words and become several short ones. Fantastic is fan-tas-tic, three closed syllables, none of which is harder than a CVC word.
The skill being taught is division, not the words themselves. A reader who can find the vowels and split between them can attack a word nobody has pre-taught.
Patterns and example words
Every word below is from the word list Cody generates from, not a hand-picked sample. The count is how many words in that list carry the pattern.
3 or more syllables
47,708 wordscompanies company numbering littler littlest another becoming interested
3+ syllables closed
590 wordslittlest questioning opening examples happening happenings expected effected
3+ syllables closed and silent e
2,190 wordshappening figuring decided deciding receiving likeliest realizes listening
3+ syllables closed, open, cle
641 wordshappening possible available listening finishes finishing principle principles
Curricula that teach this
Cody generates material against the scope and sequence you already teach. This skill appears in Cody Curriculum, Custom Pattern Selection, UFLI Inspired.
Make a decodable story for this skill
Cody generates stories, word lists and worksheets constrained to the patterns a student has already been taught, so practice on multisyllabic words does not smuggle in something they have not met yet.