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Three Column SpellingA Strategy that WorksSyllable Savvy Spelling uses a three column spelling strategy to present each word in three different columns.Why Three Columns Spelling?Why does this simple strategy work? Students frequently "study" words and keep making the same mistake repeatedly without recognizing it. They do not find out until the day of the test they "studied" the word incorrectly. Since most syllables are made of only three or four letters, the self-correcting by number of letters in a syllable focuses their attention on each letter. They can't "miss" their mistake. In addition, it breaks even the most unusual words into less challenging syllables. Finally, the patterns within words become more evident to students the longer they use this method. Try It YourselfWould you like to try a FREE DOWNLOAD of the first lesson? You can use the lesson with your student, or adopt the three column method with a different list of words from another program. The Spelling Guide is in front of the first lesson.One of the best things about Syllable Savvy Spelling is you don't have to buy it. If you are using another method, use our lessons as templates to copy the words from your list. Once students learn this simple three column spelling they automatically use it with every word they encounter. Return from Three Column Spelling to the SYLLABLE SAVVY SPELLING Main Page. |
Homeschool CurriculumRelax and watch their writing take off!Who said grammar had to be boring?A great strategy for poor spellersA mother's plea, A son's promise |
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