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Hi! If you use Words Their Way for spelling, I'm wondering how you grade the weekly spelling test. Is it just in a traditional way, 1 point for every word? Or do you have them sort the words on the test, and therefore give a second point for correct sort placement? Or do you only look for them to spell the word using the correct pattern, not taking...See MoreHi! If you use Words Their Way for spelling, I'm wondering how you grade the weekly spelling test. Is it just in a traditional way, 1 point for every word? Or do you have them sort the words on the test, and therefore give a second point for correct sort placement? Or do you only look for them to spell the word using the correct pattern, not taking off a point if they misspell a different part of the word? If you use "transfer words," what point value do you give for them?
Our entire district adopted this program, but grading spelling tests has become an issue. Just wondering what has worked for others. Thanks for any help you can offer! -Liz
Combining history, pop history, science, literature and more, Jim Wayne's writing prompts can also be used to add pizazz to newsletters and morning announcements!
We are looking for a new reading series. I would like to know what other schools are using. We currently use Reading Street by Scott Foresman - 2008 version. What series do you use, and what do you like or dislike about the series? What do you recommend?
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I am currently participating in IELTS preparation course, and I have a problem in the writing band, my score is very poor in this section. any one here could mention which books, cd, audio or any thing else that could help me to improve my skill in this, really need them asap. Thanks,
Great writing and discussion prompts, or tidbits for newsletters and morning announcements. Don't forget to share the link on social media!
Enhance your writing activities and enrich classroom discussions with the latest prompts!
George Washington, Lena Horne, Benjamin Disraeli, transistors and a quotation, "If you choose the lesser of two evils, always remember that it is still an evil” are just some of the writing and discussion starters - or newsletter nuggets - feat...See MoreEnhance your writing activities and enrich classroom discussions with the latest prompts!
George Washington, Lena Horne, Benjamin Disraeli, transistors and a quotation, "If you choose the lesser of two evils, always remember that it is still an evil” are just some of the writing and discussion starters - or newsletter nuggets - featured in this collection by Jim Wayne.
Be sure to pass the link on to colleagues and school administrators. In addition to the many classroom uses, this is also great material for morning announcements and district newsletters!
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and...think of those that send such emails as the "bullies" in our hallways, always picking on someone because that is how it makes them feel better about their sorry-self!
On 11/16/10, Nicole S. wrote: > YIKES! > I didn't proofread my last post until it was already sent. I &g...See More