When I was looking up Spelling stuff, I found this page. I didn't find it very helpful as this colour coding stuff didn't make much sense to me. I hit the home button though....and it led me to pages I found more useful.
They have Curriculum outlines.
They have a humanities link. To a Mr. S.
And Various Homework pages, with activities to do to learn stuff. :) Things like Life in the Artic, and explorers and so forth. Might be a good resource. :)
Spelling
Spelling, spelling, spelling...what child doesn't need to know how to spell, and how to spell well.
It's one of the things that drives me nuts with many of the youth I meet now-a-days...they can't spell even simple words.
Anyways, spelling helps for if and when I should need them.
Inspired by a email newsletter from TOS.
SpellingCity. I went there using my firefox browser, and was told I should use IE instead as there is a known bug using firefox with their system. So... IF you go to Spelling City...use IE.
All About Spelling has free spelling tests. They have them for each grade level.
Here's a page called Spelling It right. Run by a teacher.
Busy Teachers Cafe has this language arts page.
Everyday Spelling is a useful site as well. Comes up with common words misspelled and helps for dealing with spelling as well.
I found the Mount Diablo School District Spelling List to be the most comprehensive that I have found so far.
TLS Books.com has some worksheets. I didn't find them very extensive, but it's a resource none-the-less.
Lots of sites on-line to look at. These seem to be a good start.
It's one of the things that drives me nuts with many of the youth I meet now-a-days...they can't spell even simple words.
Anyways, spelling helps for if and when I should need them.
Inspired by a email newsletter from TOS.
SpellingCity. I went there using my firefox browser, and was told I should use IE instead as there is a known bug using firefox with their system. So... IF you go to Spelling City...use IE.
All About Spelling has free spelling tests. They have them for each grade level.
Here's a page called Spelling It right. Run by a teacher.
Busy Teachers Cafe has this language arts page.
Everyday Spelling is a useful site as well. Comes up with common words misspelled and helps for dealing with spelling as well.
I found the Mount Diablo School District Spelling List to be the most comprehensive that I have found so far.
TLS Books.com has some worksheets. I didn't find them very extensive, but it's a resource none-the-less.
Lots of sites on-line to look at. These seem to be a good start.
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