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Toronto Public School Spelling Scope and Sequence. Compiled by Teresa and Alena Jane .Thank you for sharing Teresa.

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Hayes Park Public School | Stage 3 Spelling

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Below are the odd year spelling list for stage 3: Odd Year Intensive List (pdf 59 KB) Odd Year - Class List (pdf 76 KB) Odd Year - Extension LIst (pdf 67 KB)

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When I was in primary school (I think some of you may call it elementary school) I loved experimenting with lettering. I even went through a huge calligraphy phase. I had all of the ink and pens and everything! This Graffiti Wall Spelling Printable is a great way to engage creative primary school aged children with revising their spelling list words - I know I personally would have loved it! Plus it's a free printable that you are welcome to use at home or school.

To download and print: Click here to download the PDF file. Download or save the PDF to your own computer. Open and print. Personal use only, you may not sell, alter or link directly to this file.

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Spelling Activities: Graffiti Wall Spelling Printable

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When I was in primary school (I think some of you may call it elementary school) I loved experimenting with lettering. I even went through a huge calligraphy phase. I had all of the ink and pens and everything!

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In 2010, a key schoolwide literacy focus at Parkhurst State School's is the teaching of spelling. This focus includes ongoing professional learning for staff and a weekly focus on particular aspects of spelling, including Spelling Rules and Strategies as outlined in the Mini Posters below.

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We trialed a new way of spelling at Cardiff North Public School. We looked at the new syllabus, Literacy continuum and Teaching Spelling to formulate these lists of words. You can find year K to...

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year level support info

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including downloadable spelling rules (ala Cooney)

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Word Chain - a pencil and paper word gameThe idea is to create a word chain in which the last two

letters of a word form the first two letters of the next.
Like this:
metal>>almost>>stone>>nest>>stare>>reverse>>seat>>
...and so on.

Word chains help students with their spelling because they
encourage them to recognize possible letter combinations.

You score 2 points for each letter used
If you have to find a word from a dictionary
you only score 1 point for each letter.
You can challenge the previous player if you think he can't
follow his own word. If you make a successful challenge,
your opponent loses the score for that word and loses his turn.

A typical chain will make the scoring clearer:Word | Comments
Picture | nominated by Sophie. (No score for the first word)
replace | Bill didn't use a dictionary so scores double: 14 points
celebration | Sophie referred to the dictionary to find this word so only scores single points: 11
onion | Bill scores 10
once | Sophie scores 8
cemetery | Bill scores 16. But Sophie challenges the word "cemetery" - she believes he doesn't know a word starting ry-. She's right, so Bill loses his 16 points and his turn. She can replace cemetery with another ce- word.
certain | Sophie scores 14....and so on.

If you want to see a video about this game click here: A video showing how to play Word Chains

USA Spelling Books
UK Spelling Books
| <--- Click the appropriate link on the left for my list of recommended spelling books available from Amazon.
Roger Smith