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Spelling Assignment ideas This is the list you may pick from when given a spelling assignment (homework or classwork). *Requires parent signature ABC order: Write your words in alphabetical order. Repetition: Write your words 3 times each. Word Art: Draw a picture and include the words in your drawing. Story time: Write a short story using all your words. Creative Letters: Write your words by cutting out letters in newspapers or magazines and clue them on a piece of paper. Pyramid: Write each word by adding or subtracting one letter at a time. The result will be each word in a pyramid shape. Sentences: Use each word in a sentence (each sentence must be at least 10 words long). Handwriting: Write each word three times, in your BEST handwriting. Choo-Choo Words: Write your entire list, end-to-end, as one long word, using different colors of ink or crayon for each word. Timer*: Get a timer. Set it for 3 minutes. See how many times you can write your words before it goes off. Scramble: Have your parents, or an older sibling, scramble your words. You unscramble them. (Turn in both sets of words, scrambled and unscrambled). Letters: Write each spelling word as many times as there are letters in the word. (ex: “green” would have to be written 5 times) Trace around: Print your spelling words neatly. Take a colored pen, and draw an outline around the word, closely follow the shaped of the letters. Try to focus on the shape of each word to help you remember the spelling. Colorful Words: Use two different colors for each word, one for the vowels and one for the consonants. Practice test*: Have an adult give you a practice test. Computer words: Type each word, 10 times, using different fonts and colors. Print and turn in. Words-in-Words: After each spelling word, make two new words using letters from each word. Rainbow words: Use each color of the rainbow in every spelling word, starting one letter at a time. R Ra Rai Rain Create an activity: Can you think of a creative way to practice your spelling words? Try it out! Include a quick description. Crossword/Word Find: Put your spelling words into a crossword or word find. You do NOT have to make questions if you chose to make a crossword, just make sure the words can overlap using the same letters.