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Spelling Menu
2nd Quarter
Choose ​one​ of the activities below to practice your spelling words. Mark it
off after you use it. Practice activities are due on ​Wednesdays​ of regular
weeks. ​Do all of your work neatly.
Fall Scene
Draw and color (with crayons
or colored pencils) a picture of
fall. Think of squirrels, thanks
giving, scarecrows, etc. Then
go back and hide each of your
words in your scene with a
marker. Be neat and creative!
Connect the Dots
Write each of your words in
dots. Then connect the dots
with your pencil or crayon.
Look Alikes
Write each word down one
side of your paper. Write
another word next to each one
that has a similar spelling
pattern. (WKST)
Exercise your Words
Have someone tell you the
words - then spell each one
while you do jumping jacks,
running in place, or some other
exercise. Cut off the bottom
of this paper and turn it in.
Swirly Words
Write each of your spelling
words around the swirly.
Words can be done in color if
you would like. ​Write your
words until you reach the end
of the line. (​ WKST)
Silly Sentences
Use each word in a sentence.
Try to begin most of the
words with the same letter.
Your sentences still have to
make sense.​ Underline the
spelling word.
Ex: Purple ​people​ pass plums
on planes. (WKST)
Word Search
Go to ​www.puzzlemaker.com.​
Enter your spelling words and
click on “create.” Print out the
word search, find all your
words, and turn it in!
Criss Cross
Write your words on grid
paper connecting each one
with a common letter. Be
careful not to make any
nonsense words! (WKST)
Money Words
Write each word. Add up how
much each word is worth.
(WKST)
Roll-a-Word
Use a 6-sided die to tell what
to do with each spelling word.
Write each word 3 times.
(WKST)
Computer Time
Type your word ​three times​ on
the computer using whatever
font, size, or color you choose.
Print it out and turn it in.
In the Spotlight
Put the vowels in the spotlight.
Write each word two times..
Then go back and highlight the
vowels in all of the words.