Ms. D. Hebert's Second Grade
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To practice spelling words online visit: http://treasures.macmillanmh.com/louisiana/students Spelling Choices Spelling is an important part of our Language Arts. The spelling lists are sent home on Mondays and our tests are on Thursdays. Students will now be able to select their own spelling homework, with parental guidance, from the spelling choices list. This list may be modified throughout the year. It may be beneficial to take a "pre-test" on Monday night to help determine with which words your child may need the most practice. The student will pick one assignment for Monday night, Tuesday night and Wednesday night. Thursday night should be used to review the spelling words in preparation for the test on Friday. During class time, we will be practicing the words through different games and activities. Thank you for all of your support and cooperation. *Choose one activity each night to complete for spelling homework. Complete spelling choices on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday night. On Thursday, take a spelling practice test. Make sure your child brings the finished product to class to be checked the next day. Also, make sure to complete a different activity each night during one week. Spelling Choices *Choose one activity each night to complete for spelling homework. Complete spelling choices on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday night. On Thursday, take a spelling practice test. Make sure your child brings the finished product to class to be checked the next day. Also, make sure to complete a different activity each night during one week. Activity How do I do it? 1. Rainbow Writing- Write your spelling words in pencil and then use two or three different colored crayons to trace over the words. 2. Pyramid Writing- Write the first letter of your word, then on the next line, write the first two letters of your word. Continue doing this until you have the word spelled. C ca Cat 3. Red Vowels- Write your words in pencil. Then trace over the vowels with a red pencil, pen, or crayon. 4. Consonant Circles- Write your words in pencil. Then circle the consonants with a pen, colored pencil, or crayon. 5. Backward Writing- First, write your spelling word, and then write it backwards on your paper. Continue doing this until all words are written. 6. Color Writing- Write your spelling words in different colors and put them together to make one long word. 7. Computer Writing- Type your words on the computer, print out, and bring to school. 8. ABC Order- Write all your spelling words in ABC order. 9. Word Search- Make a list of your spelling words on a word search program and print it out. (http://www.puzzlemaker.com) 10. Rhymes Writing- Write your spelling words and next to them write a rhyming word. Example: men-pen Underline your spelling words. 11. Glue It Writing- Cut out letters from newspapers, magazines or make different kinds on the computer. Glue them to your paper to write your spelling words. 12. Code Writing- Write your spelling words using a code. Example: 1 = a, 2 = b, 3 = c, 4 = d, 5 = e (bed = 2,5,4 ) 13. Tongue Twisters-Choose five of your spelling words and write a tongue twister sentence using each of them in a sentence. (All words will start with the same letter. Example: Pink pigs play the piano.) Underline the spelling word. 14. Scrabble Writing- Write your spelling words and use the scrabble letters to add up how much each word is worth. Example: way = 4 + 1 + 4 = 9 15. Money Spelling- Write your spelling words and then figure out how much each spelling word is worth. Example: play = 25 + 25 + 1 + 1 = 52 cents Practice spelling words online at these websites: http://www.spellingcity.com/2html or http://treasures.macmillanmh.com/louisiana/students Spelling Words Spelling Words - Book 1 David's New Friends has, wag, bad, six, will, sat, had, fix, him, if, can, hit, blue, even, study Mister Putter & Tabby Pour the Tea went, tell, pet, job, fog, not, tug, hut, tub, bun, fix, has, another, move, year "Fighting the Fire" bag, cap, ham, bake, ate, mad, back, cape, made, rake, fog, tug, different, number, other Meet Rosina did, fin, pick, nine, pipe, rip, mix, five, side, hike, cape, made, because, off, picture My Name Is Yoon box, fox, dog, lock, pot, cone, hope, rose, poke, rope, side, nine, America, world The Tiny Seed sun, duck, cup, dude, rule, bud, bump, cube, fume, rude, rose, hope, food, together, through A Harbor Seal Pup Grows Up slide, slips, dress, drop, skin, task, still, must, crisp, spell, cube, fume, below, own, city A Trip to the Emergency Room main, wait, sail, tail, train, jay, pay, stay, hay, may, must, spell, follow, paper, near Farfallina & Marcel light, sight, mind, cry, tie, high, wild, dry, try, lie, stay, wait, group, important, only There's Nothing Like Baseball grow, mow, crow, toe, goes, toast, soap, foam, told, most, light, mind, between, few, example Head, Body, Legs: A Story from Liberia eat, mean, need, baby, he, leaf, queen, seek, pony, we, foam, told, family, four, hear Officer Buckle and Gloria mule, bugle, fuse, use, flute, June, music, duke, tune, dune, pony, leaf, above, color, song "Meet the Super Croc" chest, chase, sheep, think, while, chill, shape, thing, white, wheat, mule, fuse, idea, often, second The Alvin Ailey Kids: Dancing As a Team each, teaching, teeth, wishbone, matching, which, path, fishing, watch, dish, white, chase, body, pretty, young Click, Clack Moo: Cows That Type screen, scream, scrape, stripe, struck, strict, sprain, spring, spruce, strap, path, wishbone, carry, talk, once Spelling Words - Book 2 Splish! 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Animal Baths part, start, park, farm, dark, sort, storm, short, for, horse, scream, stripe, area, money, piece Goose's Story clerk, herd, term, sir, skirt, stir, churn, burst, hurt, turn, start, storm, hours, problem, usually A Way to Help Planet Earth shook, stood, hook, brook, crook, soot, foot, could, should, would, clerk, stir, during, sure, whole Super Storms root, boot, suit, fruit, clue, glue, flew, new, shoe, canoe, crook, could, complete, measure, questions Nutik, the Wolf Pup pause, draw, launch, law, fault, jaw, fawn, hawk, raw, crawl, shoe, flew, door, remember, order Dig, Wait, Listen: A Desert Toad's Tale clown, growl, howl, brown, crown, round, loud, cloud, house, sound, pause, fault, listen, several, wind Pushing Up the Sky soil, oil, broil, moist, point, boil, toy, joy, soy, royal, crown, house, pulled, voice, travel Columbus Explores New Lands alone, ago, again, away, alike, agree, above, awake, idea, comma, noise, broil, finally, notice, morning The Ugly Vegetables knee, knife, knot, gnaw, sign, wrist, wren, thumb, lamb, debt, alone, idea, certain, field, hundred The Moon camp, cave, cent, face, girl, wagon, gift, gym, gem, germ, knot, wrist, against, true, half Mice and Beans cage, page, judge, lodge, large, barge, bulge, change, range, hinge, face, germ, among, decided, bought Stirring Up Memories star, shark, stare, care, rare, dare, hair, pair, chair, fair, range, judge, believe, material, built Music of the Stone Age near, dear, ear, deer, steer, queer, verb, perch, here, where, chair, care, heavy, system, region African-American Inventors more, tore, wore, store, oar, roar, board, port, north, fort, dear, here, building, machine, scientist Babu's Song fire, wire, hire, tire, drier, flier, crier, sure, cure, pure, north, wore, island, though, special
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