This study explores approaches to teaching first graders how to spell. The research reviewed first looks at traditional approaches: systematic spelling instruction using a basal reader, systematic based spelling instruction using developmental levels and a structured approach through language. It continues by looking at new programs using making words, word sorts and word boxes. Spelling methods are meshed with constructivism, differentiation and Understanding by Design. This study concludes with the combination of spelling methods and teaching methods in the development of spelling lessons
Finding a purposeful way to teach spelling can be challenging. There are different strategies, inter...
The author's experience with helping his granddaughters learn their spelling words led to a rev...
Learning how to spell is a complex, developmental process. This research paper describes how second ...
Spelling is stated that words come in at least two forms: oral and print. Oral is the set of words f...
A study investigated whether students using a literature based reading program achieved greater spel...
A word study approach in a third grade classroom is discussed from the standpoint of the teacher. De...
Spelling is often a lightning rod in discussions on literacy. The general public, as well as educato...
Spelling instruction is often marginalized in today’s crowded curriculum (Schlagal, 2007). This repr...
Spelling is a frequently investigated curriculum area. There has been extensive research in the last...
The research and curriculum presented in this capstone highlight best practices in word study found ...
Over the years, individualized word study has gained popularity with researchers and teachers as an ...
This article describes how one teacher integrated some explicit spelling instruction in her first-gr...
The purpose of this study was to (a) compile a list of research-supported teaching techniques, (b) ...
Teachers of beginning writers, who believe in a whole language philosophy for teaching language arts...
Suggestions for incorporating spelling into whole language learning with normally achieving and poor...
Finding a purposeful way to teach spelling can be challenging. There are different strategies, inter...
The author's experience with helping his granddaughters learn their spelling words led to a rev...
Learning how to spell is a complex, developmental process. This research paper describes how second ...
Spelling is stated that words come in at least two forms: oral and print. Oral is the set of words f...
A study investigated whether students using a literature based reading program achieved greater spel...
A word study approach in a third grade classroom is discussed from the standpoint of the teacher. De...
Spelling is often a lightning rod in discussions on literacy. The general public, as well as educato...
Spelling instruction is often marginalized in today’s crowded curriculum (Schlagal, 2007). This repr...
Spelling is a frequently investigated curriculum area. There has been extensive research in the last...
The research and curriculum presented in this capstone highlight best practices in word study found ...
Over the years, individualized word study has gained popularity with researchers and teachers as an ...
This article describes how one teacher integrated some explicit spelling instruction in her first-gr...
The purpose of this study was to (a) compile a list of research-supported teaching techniques, (b) ...
Teachers of beginning writers, who believe in a whole language philosophy for teaching language arts...
Suggestions for incorporating spelling into whole language learning with normally achieving and poor...
Finding a purposeful way to teach spelling can be challenging. There are different strategies, inter...
The author's experience with helping his granddaughters learn their spelling words led to a rev...
Learning how to spell is a complex, developmental process. This research paper describes how second ...