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Hi! So I'm wondering how other 4th grade/upper elementary teachers teach spelling.
My principal only has experience teaching lower elementary, and she was appalled when she found out that we don't practice our words, outright teach/practice the spelling pattern, and/or do activities every day in class to teach the spelling list.
...See MoreHi! So I'm wondering how other 4th grade/upper elementary teachers teach spelling.
My principal only has experience teaching lower elementary, and she was appalled when she found out that we don't practice our words, outright teach/practice the spelling pattern, and/or do activities every day in class to teach the spelling list.
Now, I do one, maybe two activities or worksheets in class per week, and usually one mini lesson about the spelling pattern. Other than that, the kids do homework practice to learn the words. It hasn't caused any issues, and the kids are diligent about studying the words because I give them fun activities to choose from, so I don't see what the problem is. I'm pretty sure it's an upper vs lower elementary teaching strategy. However, to appease my principal, I thought I'd ask on here what other people were doing to get a comparison.
Thoughts? Ideas?
Thanks!
Hi,
Take a look at WordGain.com. A free vocabulary learning tool to help teaching / studying your own learning materials.
Teachers can create their own vocabulary lists in any language and share it with their students.
Susan Fitzell writes about some great Apps for Notetaking & Writing in the current issue of Teachers.Net Gazette. Take a look!
by Grace@spellang tree
Mar 18, 2016
I haven't been around for a while but just want to let you know that all three levels of The Spel-Lang Tree are now available for free download at [link removed].
Compelling Spelling: worksheets for 3rd Grade
by Bob Reap (webmaster)
Sep 7, 2010
Welcome to the Spelling Chatboard! This chatboard is for discourse among teachers who teach spelling, and other teachers interested in discussing spelling education. Bookmark this resource and contribute often!
Do you know of any spelling tests that will help me identify student difficulties and plan for remediation? I like administering this "Spelling Test"
Any suggestions for quick word wall activites? I only have 15 minutes with each group of 2-3 kids. Already doing the word find, scrambling the letters in the words, sentences/questions. I have found several ideas online but don't have the time required.
by Nancy Carrier
Sep 11, 2010
Does anyone have a spelling rubric for primary grades? I teach 2nd grade and we are trying to come up with a rubric for our weekly spelling.
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Much better to use a comprehensive sound-spelling assessment, such as the TSV Spelling Assessment. See [link removed].
My take is that assessments only have real va...See More