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Create a set of "Flash cards" with all of your spelling
words. Make a flashcard for each word to practice night. Notice the vowel
sounds and consonants sounds. Keep them in a little baggie or envelope to
study all week.
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Create a word search or word scramble using all of your
spelling words on the website
http://www.scholastic.com/kids/homework/spelling.htm or www.puzzlemaker.com Be
sure to print your work and bring it in to show to Mrs. Lockwood!
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Make your spelling list into a concentration game. You
can also make two sets of word cards and then you and a family member can play
a memory game. Then continue to use as flashcards to practice all week.
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Create any game or puzzle as long as I can see what you
have done!
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Write all of your spelling words in ABC order.
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Water Wash: On a nice sunny day use water and a
paintbrush to water paint your words on a walkway or driveway. A chalkboard
will work as well!
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Write Ladder words. Example: (RED)
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Write creative sentences using all of your spelling
words. Underline the spelling words. Don't forget to use
correct capitalization and punctuation.
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Write an original story using all of your spelling
words. Underline the spelling words. Don't forget to use correct
capitalization and punctuation.
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Use a dictionary to look up the meaning of each word and
write them in your notebook. You can use an online dictionary like: http://www.factmonster.com/dictionary.html
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Write all of your spelling words 3 times each in pencil.
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Type all of your spelling words 3 times each on the
computer. Use size 16 font. Print your work and bring it to school.
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Write each of your spelling words using "Rainbow colors"
with 3 different colored pencils. Trace over each word 3 times in 3 different
colors.
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