Here are some ideas and attached resources that may be useful for a child having trouble with spelling.
Strategy 1: Read it, build it, write it – A technique for teaching sight wordsA group or one-on-one activity.
Students have:
- a piece of paper with three boxes on it, labelled “Read,” “Build,” and “Write.”
- cards with sight words
- magnetic letters and a marker
- Student chooses a card from the word pile and places it in the “Read” box. Student and the teacher read the sight word on the card.
- Student says the letters aloud while building the word in the “Build” box, using their letters.
- Student practises writing the word in the “Write” box.
Strategy 2: Read-Sound-Write-Check
Instruction:
- The child reads the word.
- The child says the word slowly and writes the sounds on the line.
- The teacher folds the paper so the child can no longer see the word.
- The teacher asks the child to write the word
- The teacher then unfolds the paper so the child can see the word
- The child then checks their spelling
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