Today I'm going to to be talking all about setting up a Writer's Notebook, which can be easily implement at the beginning of the year...

One of my most favorite spelling resources I’ve created is here! It’s a Vowel Spelling Dictionary for kids. And it can help support your beginning and struggling spellers in an amazing way! Do you have learners who struggle with those confusing vowel spelling patterns? I mean, it is craul, crall, or crawl? So many vowel ... Read More about Free Vowel Spelling Dictionary

This book is designed to be beneficial for children who are in the 2nd grade or typically aged 6 to 8 years old. It serves as a tool to improve spelling and language skills through various exercises, activities and understanding of spelling rules, patterns, sight word recognition, vowel sounds, patterns, compound words and vocabulary. Teachers, parents, or homeschooling educators can use this workbook as a supplementary resource to support classroom learning or homeschooling efforts.

Spelling is an essential skill that every 7th grader needs to develop, and what better way to do so than with well-designed worksheets? These worksheets provide an organized and structured approach to help students enhance their spelling abilities. With a focus on entity and subject, these worksheets offer engaging exercises that cater specifically to 7th graders, making spelling practice both effective and enjoyable.

Grab these free spelling dictionaries for kids in first, second, and third grade! I love how they come in different versions depending on the needs of your learners. They're great to support children's writing and their learning of sight words. #spelling

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I have a very precious-to-my-heart 7-year-old daughter, my oldest girl. We have taken reading and spelling a bit slower because she's needed a good amount of extra practice and reinforcement. In my opinion, it's better for her to go a bit slower and really nail down particular literacy concepts, than breeze on through and those concepts not be solidified. Most weeks, we do formal Spelling three times each week. Recently, my daughter was in a new class at church and recognized that some of…