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Spelling Tic Tac Toe
Spelling Tic Tac Toe

... Instructions: Make a Tic Tac Toe (horizontal, vertical or diagonal) . Each night (Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday) choose a square to complete and hand in for homework. Record the box choice on your Homework/Newsletter. The middle square is a must do. The other two are your choice. *If homework is not ...
Teacher Interview for the English Speaking Student
Teacher Interview for the English Speaking Student

... Spells phonetically and violates rules of English spelling Reads at a slow rate – 2nd grade on** (**In a longitudinal study conducted in 1986, orthographic skills accounted for only 3% of the variance in word reading for 1st graders but accounted for 20% of the variance for 2nd graders.) ...
Spelling Task Card Activities
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... Spell each of your spelling words with the ScrabbleTM tiles. Then add up the point value using the numbers on each tile. Write the words in order according to their point value from greatest to least. Write neatly in your Spelling Notebook. ...
30 Ways to Study Spelling Words!
30 Ways to Study Spelling Words!

... 12. Legos- Build words with legos 13. Magnet letters- use a cookie sheet or the refrigerator and magnetic letters to spell words 14. ABC Rocks- Collect small rocks with your child and paint them with the letters of the alphabet. Use them to spell out words (once they are dry of ...
Introduction to the Phases
Introduction to the Phases

...  Explicitly teach them how to do this.  Encourage children to mark all the correct letters in a word and celebrate those that they have got right as well as identifying mistakes and learning from ...
Parent Guide to SPELLINGS - North Nibley C of E Primary School
Parent Guide to SPELLINGS - North Nibley C of E Primary School

... At North Nibley C of E Primary we are always looking for ways to help you help your children. This booklet contains a number ideas, previously shared in newsletters, which support the learning of spellings. It helps a word 'stick' if children use a range of methods that tie together the way it look ...
Spelling Tic Tac Toe
Spelling Tic Tac Toe

... Instructions: You will complete 4 of these squares this week. The middle square is a must do. The other three are your choice. Once you have completed a square, write the date in the square so you remember not to do that one again this week. ...
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to the PDF file.

... The expectations of the new curriculum have increased significantly. Pupils in the current Year 3 will not have covered the full curriculum (Years 1 to 6) by the time they take the statutory tests in Year 6 (they are starting the new curriculum this year). This means there will be gaps in their know ...
Spelling Tic Tac Toe for 08-09
Spelling Tic Tac Toe for 08-09

... of your spelling words. Each letter of the word should start a word in the sentence. For example, a mnemonic sentence for the word throw might be Ted has rented one wheelbarrow. ...
Spelling Tic Tac Toe - Hope Charter School
Spelling Tic Tac Toe - Hope Charter School

... For example, a mnemonic sentence for the word throw might be Ted has rented one wheelbarrow. ...
Woolenwick Junior School Spelling Policy V1
Woolenwick Junior School Spelling Policy V1

... o the etymological origin of words. Remember rules are made to be broken! There are no perfect spelling rules, but there are conventions which help children make choices. Many spellings are dictated by grammar (e.g. -ed for the past tense). Many spellings are dictated by morphology or word-changing ...
Lime Class Spelling Activities Here is a list of activities that may be
Lime Class Spelling Activities Here is a list of activities that may be

... Record you spelling your words. Then replay and check if you were right. Draw 4 bases or use 4 pillows/markers. The pitcher selects a word. If the batter can spell a word correctly, move forward one base. One point earned for every time you pass the home plate. Write a poem using as many of your spe ...
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Teach Spelling How to . . .

... • understand that all spellers need a range of strategies but that a strategy may work better for some people than for others • understand that not all spellings can be worked out from the sound of the word; visual strategies are needed as well • understand that looking carefully at letter patterns ...
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Spelling Contract Theme 7 Week 1 Pattern Words: Synonyms and

... (These must always be spelled correct in writing.) ...
Shaving Words - North Shore Elementary
Shaving Words - North Shore Elementary

... Get some 3 x 5 cards. Cut each of them in half. Print each of your spelling words on two cards. There should be two cards for each word. Get two or three friends to play the game with you. Spread the cards face down on the table. Be sure that none are covered up. Take turns turning over two cards. I ...
Letter Tiles
Letter Tiles

... Get some 3 x 5 cards. Cut each of them in half. Print each of your spelling words on two cards. There should be two cards for each word. Get two or three friends to play the game with you. Spread the cards face down on the table. Be sure that none are covered up. Take turns turning over two cards. I ...
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What can we learn from ICAS – Spelling Year 3 (2013–2015) results?

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Spixworth spelling parents booklet
Spixworth spelling parents booklet

... 1. Exploring sounds, words and spelling In Reception we introduce the children to the letter sounds and shapes and show them how these are linked together to create words. Children are encouraged to ‘have a go’ at writing the words they want to say and they are praised highly for their efforts. Init ...
Spelling Booklet - Northolmes Junior School
Spelling Booklet - Northolmes Junior School

... Make up a word search Anagrams: Make anagrams of suitable words for your child to solve. You may wish to give clues to help. Call my bluff: Each player finds an unusual word in the dictionary and writes it down along with the correct definition and two that they have made up. The words and definitio ...
Introduction - The Primrose Centre
Introduction - The Primrose Centre

... Morphology/ Etymology: Use spelling logs to record helpful etymological notes on curious/difficult words Dictionary: Use a dictionary to create collections of words with common roots ...
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... • Draw one line through words, phrases, and sentences that do not make sense. • Add information(word, phrase, sentence) using an ...
Phonics Workshop 1 - Worlingham Primary School
Phonics Workshop 1 - Worlingham Primary School

...  By the beginning of Phase Six, children should know most of the ...
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... Make pairs of word cards. Turn them all over and mix them up. flip over two cards, if they match you get to keep them, if not you have to turn them over again. Try and match all the pairs.  Finger Tracing: Use your finger to spell out each of your words on your mum or dad's back. Then it's their tu ...
non-word error detection
non-word error detection

... or 2) and then intersect them with dictionary 3. Use a character k-gram index and find dictionary words that share “most” k-grams with word (e.g., by ...
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English-language spelling reform

For centuries there has been a movement to reform the spelling of English. It seeks to change English spelling so that it is more consistent, matches pronunciation better, and follows the alphabetic principle.Common motives for spelling reform include making the language easier to learn, making it more useful for international communication, or saving time, money and effort.Most spelling reform proposals are moderate; they use the traditional English alphabet, try to maintain the familiar shapes of words, and try to maintain common conventions (such as silent e). However, some proposals are radical and may involve adding letters and symbols or creating a new alphabet. Many reformers prefer a gradual change implemented in stages, while others favor an immediate and total reform.Some spelling reform proposals have been adopted partially or temporarily. Many of the spellings preferred by Noah Webster have become standard in the United States but have not been adopted elsewhere (see American and British English spelling differences). Harry Lindgren's proposal, SR1, was popular in Australia at one time.Spelling reform has rarely attracted widespread public support, sometimes due to organized resistance and sometimes due to lack of interest. There are linguistic arguments against reform; for example that the origins of words may be obscured. There are also many obstacles to reform: this includes the effort and money that may be needed to implement a wholesale change, the lack of an English language authority or regulator, and the challenge of getting people to accept spellings to which they are unaccustomed.
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