All About Spelling
Homeschool Spelling Curriculum
All About Spelling brings together the three pathways to learning: hearing, seeing, and touching. This multisensory approach, combined with a built-in review system and reinforcement activities, ensures students retain and apply what they learn. A fantastic program if you are just beginning to teach your children spelling.
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All About Spelling Levels
The Letter Tile Set is required for teaching each All About Spelling level (Levels 1-7). The packages below do not contain this required resource. Click here to shop for packages that include this resource.
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All About Spelling + Letter Tile Set
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All About Spelling Methodology
If you are just beginning to teach your children spelling, want a program that appeals to a variety of learning styles, or if your children need remedial help, this customizable program could be an excellent fit. Step-by-step lessons (mastery-based, not grade-level based) build on one another in a sequence that has been carefully tested to produce long-term results. Each level includes a teacher manual and student packet (need one per student). Features multisensory learning tools and activities such as: Letter Tiles, Flashcards, Segmenting Words activities, Concept oriented Spelling Lists, Key Cards that present spelling rules, a Jail for Rule Breakers to corral exceptions, Word Banks, Writing Station, Practical Application and Review, Tips for the Teacher, a Progress Chart and more.
What level do I begin with?
Your student should always begin with Level 1, regardless of grade level. There are materials needed in each level which are used again in subsequent levels. For example, Level 3 requires the student to review cards from Levels 1 and 2.