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Oct 23, 2009
4th
Some students are just natural spellers which is wonderful for the child. Others can memorize a list of words long enough to get an A on a test, then spell them incorrectly later that day! Maybe you could have the child focus more on rules for adding suffixes to words. You can find resources for working with and understanding word roots, prefixes, ...See More
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