Spelling

Week of: 6/2/2008

lead	use	wakes
read	few	sleeps
bread	boy	running
heavy	toy	hopped
rule	less	doesn't

Homework Helper

Harcourt provides several activities to help children develop their spelling skills.

Theme 1:
The Hat, Sam and the Bag, Ants

Theme 2:
Jack and Rick, Todd's Box, All That Corn

Theme 3:
Dan's Pet, Boots for Beth, Space Pup, Where Do Frogs Come From?, Try Your Best, Fun With Fish

Theme 4:
I Am a Butterfly, Did You See Chip?, Tomas Rivera, On the Way to the Pond, Friends Forever, The Fox and the Stork

Theme 5:
A Bed Full of Cats, Me on the Map, At Home Around the World, Tell Me a Story, My Robot, On the Job With Dr. Martha Smith, Little Bear's Friend, Busy Buzzy Bee,

Theme 6:
The Story of a Bluebird, Frog and Toad All Year, Fishing Bears, How to be a Nature Detective, The Puddle, Poppleton Everyday, Sleep is for Everyone, Baboon

5 Great Tips To Study Spelling Words:

1. Study every night.

2. Write the words two times each using your BEST penmanship.

3. Make your own spelling flash cards. (Remember you can use colorful paper for a background!)

4. Study with a friend or parent . . . have them give you a practice test.

5. Create your own Memory Spelling Game . . . try to find the spelling words that match! When you find a matching pair, you must spell the word correctly without looking at the word.

G o o d L u c k!

Our Spelling Tests Are Always On Friday !

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