Reason for Spelling Level F - Workbook

Because values are "caught, not taught," each week's lesson begins with a real-life Theme Story about a classroom of kids growing up together. The continuing story develops a Scriptural value and sets the stage for all learning activities of the week.

Thoughout the rest of the week, the books incorporate eight fun ways to learn:

1. Word Shapes- Letter Shape Boxes are research-based method that helps form a visual image of correctly spelled words.
2. Hide and Seek- A great way to enhance word recognition! Includes a teacher-directed activity for lower grades and a self-check version for upper grades.
3. Other Word Forms- Various activities introduce students to other forms of each week's spelling words.
4. Fun Ways to Spell- Offers visual, tactile, and auditory teacher options that provide learning styles.
5. Dictation Sentences- Students listen and write dictated words to complete sentences. Strengthens word usage and context skills.
6. Proofreading- A weekly proofreading activity helps students develop skills in recognizing misspelled words. The format is identical to many national standardized tests.
7. Weekly Games- These learning games and word puzzles build interest and knowledge for correct spelling. Games can be played multiple times and removed for take-home fun.
8. Journaling- This assignment allows your students to reflect on and personalize the Scripture Values Theme Story of the week.