Building Spelling Skills
Published by:
Christian Liberty Press
Christian values, uplifting quotes, and reminders to pray before
each test are noteworthy elements of these spelling workbooks for
grades 1 to 6. Phonics are emphasized throughout. A teacher's help
is necessary, especially in the beginning books. Test pages are
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MCP Spelling Workout
Published By:
Pearson Learning
Spelling Workout uses a sports theme that gives you and your
students the tools you need to be an unbeatable team! Capitalizing
on the close tie between spelling and phonics, the program leads
students from simple sound-letter relationships to more complex
spelling patterns.
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Spelling
Published By:
Bob Jones University Press
Spelling published by BJUP gives students a foundation for
good spelling skills for the rest of their lives. Word families,
word construction and dictionary skills are all covered.
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ACSI Spelling
Published by:
Assoc. Of Christian Schools
Expand your student's spelling abilities and writing skills with
this colorful and extensive spelling book. Filled with colorful
illustrations and interesting exercises, students will be exposed to
a broad base of words with an emphasis on the Christian worldview
and biblical concepts. Lessons include a word list, vocabulary
development, studies of word origins, use of words in context,
phonics, writing skills, looking up Bible references, and synonyms.
Fun games, fill-in-the-blank exercises, writing practice, and
Bible-related activities are included as well. |
Spelling Resources at donnayoung.org:
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Natural Speller
Published by Design-A-Study
Kathryn Stout, B.S.Ed.,M.Ed.
Instead
of trying to memorize words letter by letter, your children can
become "natural" spellers by learning to recognize sight
and sound patterns in vocabulary. This program allows you to
customize a curriculum for grades 1 to 8 that teaches commonly
misspelled words, Latin and Greek word parts, abbreviations,
contractions, homophones, numbers, and more at a pace that's suited
to your students.
Review
One Example of Planning
Should you use Natural Speller?
- If you like making a customized curriculum, then you may like
this book.
- If you do not like creating a custom plan or if you have
limited time, then you should choose a packaged spelling
curriculum.
Donna's blog Natural
Speller
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