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SpellingCity provides a fun and easy way to practice spelling words and vocabulary. Teachers and parents can create their own spelling lists, save lists, share lists, or use spellings that have already been provided. Students benefit from listening to more than 43,000 words and sentences heard in real people's voices. Users have a variety of options,

including the ability to see spelling words in flashcard format, listen to what they say in a real human voice, play games with words, and even practice spell testing. Along with each generated list, students have the option to teach me, test me, or play games. The Teach Me option allows students to reflect each word in the spelling list, and lists and adjustment

sentences are being read aloud. The Test Me option allows you to take a test in the spelling list at any time. This test option allows students to listen only to words or read sentences. The Gameplay option allows you to play a variety of learning games with spell lists. SpellingCity provides learning games such as Hangmaus, Word Search, Unscramble, and

more. For more information, visit SpellingCity. Facebook Pinterest Twitter Email Reddit Reader Interaction Dr. J. Richard Gentry is a nationally acclaimed expert in literacy that focuses specifically on the areas of spelling and reading beginnings. After more than 30 years of research and classroom work, ? professional books, including his latest Stenhouse

title, BrainWords, in 2019. He also blogs for the Psychology Today website, conducts spelling-related workshops across the country, and is a regular speaker at national, state and local literacy conferences. There are two characteristics of this well-organized spelling program: word sorting and linking. Word Sorts is a review and enrichment technique used

throughout the series that describes the patterns of words and their relationships with each other. The connection highlights the idea that spelling skills are interrede with other language art thinking, phonics/vocabulary, reading and writing. Weekly lessons (in units) are built around connections. The connection to an accident (day 1) covers one or more

spelling concepts/phrases: for example, a specific sonant sound/k/or/s/. The weekly word list is displayed in two ways: print and cursive. Words are also provided in sentences. Word sorting is used right on day 1 to split the word list into groupings within the concept. For example, write a word with the spelling C, ck, or ch. Or write a word with /s/spelling C+ e

or c+i. You can see how students are encouraged to remember words by pointing out these patterns. Two days is a connection to vocabulary (or phonics in the early grade). These activities include classifying words or identifying meanings. Students are asked to write dictionary voice spellings for a few words. Read on to show the relationship of connections

(3 days) Spelling skills for reading understanding. Sentence completion and other activities include inferring or using context cues. Other activities may include parables, idioms understanding, or synonyms. Day 4 covers the connection to writing. The proofreading/editing exercise pulls out misspelled words and provides students with the experience of using

spell words in a variety of writing assignments through weekly writing prompts. Extended activities include sorting words, writing new words, identifying words in clues, or searching for new words with similar spelling patterns (articles in other topic areas). The assessment (that is, weekly spell checking) completes the class week. The sixth class is a review of

the previous five units. Students are expected to sort the list of words into the different categories they studied last week, and there is also a series of review exercises for each state word. A good feature of these review units is a standardized test exercise that replicates vocabulary segments in standardized tests. The review class ends with a writers

workshop that includes grammar, use and mechanics, and writing process activities. The Student Edition is a consumable work text that provides all connectivity exercises. I like the advantages offered in their lateral thermal space for writing answers. It means you can cut a column in a school setting and go home for study. In a homeschool environment, it's

easy to modify and review. The book is colorful with color coding for review segments. The appendix includes some common writing tips, handwriting models, a list of high-frequency writing words, dictionaries, and thesaurus. The spiralled teacher edition is not essential for answers, but it is very useful. The wraparound format (reduced student pages with

answers surrounded by training tips and instructions) provides detailed daily lesson plans for each unit, many ideas for differentiated training, educational tips for all English language acquisition (ELL) levels, integrated daily word sorting, embedded professional development that includes current research, and integration with spelling-linked online. Spelling

Center activities, including game mats and additional word sorting activities, are listed in each unit. Recommended sentences for weekend tests can only be found at TEs. Designed for the Learning Center, Grade Level Game Mat is a lightweight, laminated foldable (11x17) game board that offers reinforcement games. The three games vary depending on

the grade level, but usually two players need a dry erase marker. The game mat is available as a separate purchase for the 2012 edition and is currently not available for the 2016 edition. In the 2016 edition, QR codes were added to weekly classes. When students search for this code, students can repeat words, spell by character, and This online resource

is readily available to all users of student text, but there are no other online resources. Unfortunately, enrollment through school is required for both, so homeschool students are currently not able to use the materials. It can be frustrating to know that there is material that is not available, but I doubt that this program will be very robust and frankly missed

without any extra activity. Spelling Connections is a traditional spelling program that emphasizes the interringing between reading, writing, and vocabulary and spelling. A valuable program that uses only student books, it is a full-body, multifaceted program when using TEs. The game mat provides interesting reinforcement options. The series consists mainly

around phonics structures, but while this prevails in the young grade, other categories are usually confused words, often spelled words, greek and Latin words, etc. are added to the upper level. Kindergarten and first grade student books have different appearances than previous levels. The emphasis is mainly on phonics, word family, sound/character. The

direction is horizontal with more handwriting exercises integrated. K Book does not have a weekly word list and is a much smaller 54 pgs. First graders have six words per week. Sophomore year 10; The third year is grade 15. There are 20 grades 4-8. Homeschool bundles include both student and teacher editions. Student book 330 pg, pb; Teacher 382 pg,

spiral bound with hard back cover. ~ Janice has two distinct characteristics of this well-organized spelling program: title/grade search edge resource spelling and vocabulary web link category description Zaner- Blower description of spelling connection (2016 Ed.): Word sorting and linking. Word Sorts is a review and enrichment technique used throughout the

series that describes the patterns of words and their relationships with each other. The connection highlights the idea that spelling skills are interrede with other language art thinking, phonics/vocabulary, reading and writing. Weekly lessons (in units) are built around connections. The connection to the incident (day 1) covers one or more spelling

concepts/phrases. For example, a specific synsonant /k/ or /s/ . The weekly word list is displayed in two ways: print and cursive. Words are also provided in sentences. Word sorting is used right on day 1 to split the word list into groupings within the concept. For example, write a word with the spelling C, ck, or ch. Or write a word with /s/spelling C+ e or c+i.

You can see how students are encouraged to remember words by pointing out these patterns. Two days is a connection to vocabulary (or phonics in the early grade). These activities Categorize words or identify meanings. Students are asked to write dictionary voice spellings for a few words. Connecting to reading (3 days) shows the relationship between

good spelling skills in understanding reading. Sentence completion and other activities include inferring or using context cues. Other activities may include parables, idioms understanding, or synonyms. Day 4 covers the connection to writing. The proofreading/editing exercise pulls out misspelled words and provides students with the experience of using spell

words in a variety of writing assignments through weekly writing prompts. Extended activities include sorting words, writing new words, identifying words in clues, or searching for new words with similar spelling patterns (articles in other topic areas). The assessment (that is, weekly spell checking) completes the class week. The sixth class is a review of the

previous five units. Students are expected to sort the list of words into the different categories they studied last week, and there is also a series of review exercises for each state word. A good feature of these review units is standardized test cases that replicate vocabulary segments in standardized tests. The review class ends with a writers workshop that

includes grammar, use and mechanics, and writing process activities. The Student Edition is a consumable work text that provides all connectivity exercises. I like the advantages offered in their lateral thermal space for writing answers. It means you can cut a column in a school setting and go home for study. In a homeschool environment, it's easy to modify

and review. The book is colorful with color coding for review segments. The appendix includes some common writing tips, handwriting models, a list of high-frequency writing words, dictionaries, and thesaurus. The spiralled teacher edition is not essential for answers, but it is very useful. The wraparound format (reduced student pages with answers

surrounded by training tips and instructions) provides detailed daily lesson plans for each unit, many ideas for differentiated training, educational tips for all English language acquisition (ELL) levels, integrated daily word sorting, embedded professional development that includes current research, and integration with spelling-linked online. Spelling Center

activities, including game mats and additional word sorting activities, are listed in each unit. Recommended sentences for weekend tests can only be found at TEs. The 2016 edition added qr codes to each weekly class. When you search for this code, students are encouraged to take an online spelling practice test that includes word repetition, characterspecific spelling, and sentences. This online resource is readily available to all users of student text, but there are no other online resources. Te, especially cd-roms included in printable word sort cards, provide previously available materials. Unfortunately, enrollment through school is required for both, so homeschool students are currently not able to use the

materials. It can be frustrating to know that there is material that is not available, but I doubt that this program will be very robust and frankly missed without any extra activity. Spelling Connections is a traditional spelling program that emphasizes the interringing between reading, writing, and vocabulary and spelling. A valuable program that uses only student

books, it is a full-body, multifaceted program when using TEs. The game mat provides interesting reinforcement options. The series consists mainly around phonics structures, but while this prevails in the young grade, other categories are usually confused words, often spelled words, greek and Latin words, etc. are added to the upper level. Kindergarten and

first grade student books look different from older students. The emphasis is mainly on phonics, word family, sound/character. The direction is horizontal with more handwriting exercises integrated. K Book does not have a weekly word list and is a much smaller 54 pgs. First graders have six words per week. Sophomore year 10; The third year is grade 15.

There are 20 grades 4-8. Homeschool bundles include both student and teacher editions. Student book 330 pgs, pb; There are two distinct characteristics of a well-organized spelling program: word sorting and linking: teacher 382 pgs, hard back cover and Zenith category description for spiral bound~janner-blower spelling connections. Word Sorts is a review

and enrichment technique used throughout the series that describes the patterns of words and their relationships with each other. The connection highlights the idea that spelling skills are interrede with other language art thinking, phonics/vocabulary, reading and writing. Weekly lessons (in units) are built around connections. The connection to an accident

(day 1) covers one or more spelling concepts/phrases: for example, a specific sonant sound/k/or/s/. The weekly word list is displayed in two ways: print and cursive. Words are also provided in sentences. Word sorting is used right on day 1 to split the word list into groupings within the concept. For example, write a word with the spelling C, ck, or ch. Or write

a word with /s/spelling C+ e or c+i. You can see how students are encouraged to remember words by pointing out these patterns. Two days is a connection to vocabulary (or phonics in the early grade). These activities include classifying words or identifying meanings. Students are asked to write dictionary voice spellings for a few words. Connecting to

reading (3 days) shows the relationship between good spelling skills in understanding reading. Sentence completion and other activities include making inferences Other activities may include analogies, idioms understanding, or synonyms. Day 4 covers the connection to writing. The proofreading/editing exercise pulls out misspelled words and provides

students with the experience of using spell words in a variety of writing assignments through weekly writing prompts. Extended activities include sorting words, writing new words, identifying words in clues, or searching for new words with similar spelling patterns (articles in other topic areas). The assessment (that is, weekly spell checking) completes the

class week. The sixth class is a review of the previous five units. Students are expected to sort the list of words into the different categories they studied last week, and there is also a series of review exercises for each state word. A good feature of these review units is a standardized test exercise that replicates vocabulary segments in standardized tests.

The review class ends with a writers workshop that includes grammar, use and mechanics, and writing process activities. The Student Edition is a consumable work text that provides all connectivity exercises. I like the advantages offered in their lateral thermal space for writing answers. It means you can cut a column in a school setting and go home for

study. In a homeschool environment, it's easy to modify and review. The book is colorful with color coding for review segments. The appendix includes some common writing tips, handwriting models, a list of high-frequency writing words, dictionaries, and thesaurus. The spiralled teacher edition is not essential for answers, but it is very useful. The

wraparound format (reduced student pages with answers surrounded by training tips and instructions) provides detailed daily lesson plans for each unit, many ideas for differentiated training, educational tips for all English language acquisition (ELL) levels, integrated daily word sorting, embedded professional development that includes current research, and

integration with spelling-linked online. Spelling Center activities, including game mats and additional word sorting activities, are listed in each unit. Recommended sentences for weekend tests can only be found at TEs. Designed for the Learning Center, Grade Level Game Mat is a lightweight, laminated foldable (11x17) game board that offers reinforcement

games. The three games vary depending on the grade level, but usually two players need a dry erase marker. The game mat is available as a separate purchase for the 2012 edition and is currently not available for the 2016 edition. In the 2016 edition, QR codes were added to weekly classes. When you search for this code, students are encouraged to take

an online spelling practice test that includes word repetition, character-specific spelling, and sentences. This online resource is readily available to all users of student text, but Don't. Spelling connections are websites that provide online reinforcement activities and e Resources Center websites that provide previously available materials from CD-ROMs

included in TE, especially printed word sort cards. Unfortunately, enrollment through school is required for both, so homeschool students are currently not able to use the materials. It can be frustrating to know that there is material that is not available, but I doubt that this program will be very robust and frankly missed without any extra activity. Spelling

Connections is a traditional spelling program that emphasizes the interringing between reading, writing, and vocabulary and spelling. A valuable program that uses only student books, it is a full-body, multifaceted program when using TEs. The game mat provides interesting reinforcement options. The series consists mainly around phonics structures, but

while this prevails in the young grade, other categories are usually confused words, often spelled words, greek and Latin words, etc. are added to the upper level. Kindergarten and first grade student books have different appearances than previous levels. The emphasis is mainly on phonics, word family, sound/character. The direction is horizontal with more

handwriting exercises integrated. K Book does not have a weekly word list and is a much smaller 54 pgs. First graders have six words per week. Sophomore year 10; The third year is grade 15. There are 20 grades 4-8. Homeschool bundles include both student and teacher editions. Student book 330 pg, pb; Teacher 382 pg, spiral bound with hard back

cover. ~ Janice Janice

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