Spell Well is great for you, the parent, to have when supporting your child with their spelling homework. Spelling words are a common homework task and often children will not be happy about them.

Here are some great activities to help children see that spelling can be fun.

The pack includes:

* 35 Spelling Activities - These 35 generic activities are great for helping children learn their spelling words from any word list. Each colourful card comes with clear instructions and includes activities such as: Write your spelling words in order, from easiest to hardest for you to spell, see how many rhyming words you can come up with for each of your spelling words, write out your spelling words – for each word pay $1 for each consonant and $2 for every vowel, find an antonym for each of your spelling words… Suitable for: Ideal for middle and upper primary school grades! (lower primary with some assistance) Includes: 35 (10cm x 9cm) colourful, laminated cards, packaged in a durable, plastic re-usable clear case

* 6 Steps to Learning a Word Sheet - Help your children learn to spell and brighten up their desk with this colourful display. Based on the 6 Steps to Learning a Word Classroom Display - this is a cheat sheet version and great for parents.Steps include:look at it, say it, remember it (close your eyes), write it, check it and got it? (If not start again)Each step includes a picture for the visual learners!

* Spelling Rules - Spelling can be tricky for some people. Learning some of the spelling rules, particularly those that you know you find difficult, can make you a better speller. I have included the spelling rules I have used and come across. There are exceptions to spelling rules, but having them on hand can give you a good guide to help with spelling. This spelling rules guide is broken up into five (5) sections: Consonants and Vowels, Plurals, Prefixes, Suffixes and Spelling strategies, each colour coded for easy access.

Great for children 6 and over

All of this is only $39.95 Saving up to $10.

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