Vowel-Vowel Pattern: Words with ee, ea, oa, and ai.Vowel Consonant Silent E Pattern: Long vowel words.Vowel-Accent Pattern: Words like me, she, tryįirst-grade students enjoy these short, quick lessons while rapidly building their spelling skills.Vowel + W Pattern: Words like cow and slow.Vowel + NG Pattern and Vowel + NK Pattern: Words like rang, sing, sink.Silent letter combination ck: Words like back, deck, kick.
Vowel + R Pattern: Words like car, bird, for.Vowel-Vowel Pattern oo: Words like boot.Vowel-Consonant-Silent E Pattern: Review.Vowel + L Pattern: Words like bell, tall, and hill.Vowel-Consonant-Silent E Pattern: Long vowel words.Vowel-Consonant Pattern: Short vowel words.Some lessons also contain bonus words to help kindergarten students learn other basic words often seen in easy readers. Sound to letter mapping (the Alphabetic Principle).Kindergartens enjoy these short, quick lessons while building their foundational spelling skills. The games strengthen spelling skills while making learning a lot more fun!
Your kids can play these games at any time during the week. Play new printable card games every couple of weeks. They’ll do a pre-test exercise, followed by the test. Your child will fill out a spelling test printable worksheet while they follow along with Bonnie Terry, M.Ed., BCET. We provide answer keys too! They’ll also write sentences with their spelling words.Īt the end of the week, your child will follow along with a video spelling test. Your child will identify the spelling patterns that they have learned in other sentences. In the middle of the week, older students do a spelling pattern recognition activity. These activities improve visual perception and fine motor skills. They’ll also learn to write simple sentences with provided printable word cards. These are printable activities like completing the pattern and matching uppercase and lowercase letters. In the middle of the week, younger students do activities to work on letter and pattern recognition. These are printable activities like word searches, sorting your words, fill-in-the-blank, and more. Younger kids can use provided printable letter cards.Īfter the spelling lesson, your child gets to do spelling puzzles that go with the lesson. Your child will fill out a corresponding spelling worksheet as they watch the video. Your child will learn the structure for spelling and spelling will finally make sense.Īt the beginning of each week, your child will follow along with a video spelling lesson. We have different levels for grades K-8 to meet your child where they are.Įach week, you get a new list of spelling words grouped by spelling pattern.Įach week builds upon the prior week’s knowledge, sequentially. Is your child struggling with spelling? Maybe they are looking to advance faster and make spelling easier. Start where your child is currently spelling.
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