Spelling notebook ideas

Lately, spelling has been on the brain. I'm making a spelling work stations pack and thoughts stemmed from that like, hmmm...more practice----Oh, I know! Morning work! So, this is my plan for this year's morning work. (as of right now-it may change-who knows) Let's go right on ahead and start! My kids are going to have a spiral notebook for their daily spelling practice. Each day they will look at a poster (the freebie) I made to direct them to their activity for that day! To set up the…

I get asked all the time about my spelling notebooks and how they are set up, SO.... I decided to put together this blog post, with helpful FREEBIES that will guide you through setting up and improving your spelling notebooks! SMART TIP: Teach a mini lesson to your class about the purpose and value of

Creative classroom and homework Ideas for sight words and spelling words. Wonders Reading series. Create your own Interactive Spelling notebook ~ Simply Sprout

Sharing experiences and ideas that I come across from working in classrooms in various parts of the world.

Boost your spelling skills with these engaging and interactive blank spelling worksheets. Start spelling like a pro today! #SpellingPractice #ImproveYourSpelling #SpellingSkills #blankspellingworksheets

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

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...

Don't fret! You can teach spelling to elementary students with ease. These simple tips are easy to implement and even more simple to teach!

You students will love this free spelling game. It's a great way to have students practice spelling in an engaging way...

This Practice Spelling sheet is perfect to create spelling worksheets, to learn to spell. With a fresh and clear layout, you can use it for both KS1 spelling lists and KS2 spelling lists. Follow five simple stemps to help children learn to spell: look, say, cover, write and check. All the stemps are labelled along with pictorial symbols on this spelling sheet to remind children of the actions.