Good evening, I would like to ask you to check out the Homeschool Resources. If you’ve used these resources what did you like or dislike about the resources and why?
Dyslexia Gold is for children who find reading or writing hard, or who have dyslexia. It addresses underlying vision and auditory problems and teaches them to read and spell by improving reading fluency, accuracy, and comprehension.
AAASpell.com
Grades 1-8, with parental supervision).
At this website, students can study and practice their spelling and vocabulary lists in a variety of fun ways without having to wait for mom to be available.
Quickly select from the many prepared lists based on the classic McGuffey’s Eclectic Spelling Book, by W. H. McGuffey and use it in your lesson planning. You can construct your own lists but when you create a free account you can save and edit your lists and then select them later as needed.
To start right away, scroll down to “3. Practice AAASpell.com Spelling Lists” on the home page. Click on the link and then choose your grade, then a lesson, then “Click here to practice…
” Some of the self-correcting activities that can be utilized are: Hear and Spell: Listen to the word and then spell it. (Note that only words with available audio will be used for Hear and Spell. Words available with audio are indicated on the sidebar after creating your new list.)
- Missing Letters: Spell the word correctly by adding one or two letters.
- Spell the word: The word is shown and the student copies it.
- Guess the Letters: Find the word by guessing letters.
- Scrambled Letters: Spell the word correctly by unscrambling the letters.
And several other study methods to keep the learning fresh. Instant feedback is given. If the student answers incorrectly, the correct answer is displayed, reinforcing spelling and vocabulary skills.
Whether practicing spelling lists, exploring new vocabulary, or learning alphabetical order, this website is an excellent addition to your education toolbox.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
