Product Description
This workbook develops a student's spelling ability by using phonics rules to form its word lists. These rules include: short and long vowel sounds, double consonants, special blends, digraphs "oo" and "or," diphthongs, word endings, prefixes, suffixes, and compound words. Word bank exercises, crosswords, fill-in-the-blank, writing practice, rhyming exercises, and other fun activities are used to provide variety while helping the student gain familiarity with how words and sentences are constructed.
Test sheets are included at the back of the book. With 36 units and 5 lessons per unit, the text is designed to be used daily over a 36 week period.
| Subject: Spelling |
| Suggested Grade: 1st |
| Author: Garry J. Moes |
| Copyright: 2010 (2nd edition) |
| Softbound: 127 pages |
| ISBN: 978-1-935796-01-5 |
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Great book
Christian liberty does faith based curriculum best! Perfectly set up for each week of school. Challenging, but not so much that your child will want to quit. Easy enough to help build confidence.
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perfect for lesson planning
My son did this book and I really liked it so I bought it again for my daughter. The lessons are broken down by days of the week so its really easy to use in lesson planning. The lessons are thorough and easy to follow.
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The Best Spelling Book I have Found
I like to look through different curriculum and pick the ones that fit our family best. I love this book. We are only in the first one, yet I have ordered the entire set so that I have them for the next years. The words are organized well, and our daughter learns. Our local public school teaches children to write words as they sound--that it is okay to spell them wrong, as long as one sounds them out (pumkin, famly, doller, etc.). These spelling books from Christian Liberty Press actually teach children to spell and to spell correctly--realizing that children can and should use the minds that the Creator gave them! They do so in an interesting and organized way, too.
