Spelling dictionary

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Spelling assistance is an accommodation that is found on many students IEP’s. Personal spelling dictionaries and word walls for students during writing workshop or independent writing time is key. Spelling can be a challenge for many students, especially students with a disability. Providing a concrete spelling tool for them is vital to their writing success.

Student dictionaries for use during writing and self editing. Students can keep their own spelling dictionary in writing folder as a reference material. Includes commonly spelled words for a-z and a reference section with categories such as days of the week, months of the year, numbers, colors, shapes, abbreviations, homophones, etc.

Help kids be better at spelling difficult words with this free spelling dictionary! Print the pdf file with the spelling dictionary for kids. Children will now have their own handy free printable dictionary to reference commonly misspelled words and add their own words to the word bank. This is a fantastic reference took to allow students to reference the spelling of words right at their fingertips.

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

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Do you teach learner(s) who need extra support with spelling? Then, you’ll LOVE our updated spelling folder. This spelling folder, made with two folders put together, changed everything for my second grader. *Find spelling folders for US readers, Canadian readers, UK, and Australian readers at the very end of this post. Already a subscriber? If ... Read More about Spelling Folder with FREE Printables

I have a very precious-to-my-heart 7-year-old daughter, my oldest girl. We have taken reading and spelling a bit slower because she's needed a good amount of extra practice and reinforcement. In my opinion, it's better for her to go a bit slower and really nail down particular literacy concepts, than breeze on through and those concepts not be solidified. Most weeks, we do formal Spelling three times each week. Recently, my daughter was in a new class at church and recognized that some of…

Spelling is a skill that develops with time, teaching and practice. We work hard all school year to build solid spelling foundations in our little learners. To do this, we provide our students with engaging tools that assist and challenge them to be responsible for their own learning. Now’s the time for us to up […]