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"Above all remember to keep your child's homework experience
"Above all remember to keep your child's homework experience
fun and rewarding
fun and rewarding
The brain learns best when it is creative & encounters new ideas."
The brain learns best when it is creative & encounters new ideas."
-David Sousa
-David Sousa
Practice Routines
Practice Routines
IMPORTANT!!!
Practice only makes perfect if you're practicing the correct spelling.
Each time you spell a word wrong, you're 'imprinting' the wrong spelling in your brain.
If you are not sure how to spell a word, first find out, then practice that spelling.
> Select words with the same pattern as much as possible. Type the words using a variety of font styles and colors
> Select words with the same pattern as much as possible. Type the words using a variety of font styles and colors
> Write the words and then trace each word at least three times using different colors
> Write the words and then trace each word at least three times using different colors
> Help your child write their spelling words adding a picture that your child associates with the word
> Help your child write their spelling words adding a picture that your child associates with the word
> Use magnetic letters to make words and to practice the words
> Use magnetic letters to make words and to practice the words
> Use a salt box or shaving cream box to practice the words
> Use a salt box or shaving cream box to practice the words
> Use Play Dough or cookie dough to make the words
> Use Play Dough or cookie dough to make the words
> Use letter cubes or letter dice to make the words
> Use letter cubes or letter dice to make the words
> Practice using chalk outside on the sidewalk or patio or practice while you walk along the beach for the most fun :-)
> Practice using chalk outside on the sidewalk or patio or practice while you walk along the beach for the most fun :-)
> Practice through art with spirals or picture designs filled in with the target spelling words.
> Practice through art with spirals or picture designs filled in with the target spelling words.
> Practice by building the word one letter at a time to build a pyramid.
> Practice by building the word one letter at a time to build a pyramid.
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