My Spelling Words

Young readers are given a list of basic spelling words, all of which use the long I sound. They must write each word three times then come up with a rhyming word for each one. At the bottom of the worksheet, pupils trace four octagons...

Young spellers practice reading and writing 12 words such as dream and magic. They use a dictionary to look up each spelling word and then write the guide words that appear on the dictionary page. Finally, they choose two of the words...

In this spelling worksheet, students will practice reading and writing 12 words. The words are names of fruits and vegetables. Then students will find and circle the spelling words in a word search.

In this spelling instructional activity, students will practice reading and writing 12 words such as " bake" and "oh". Then students will find and circle their spelling words in a word search.

In this spelling learning exercise, students will practice reading and writing 13 different words such as "much" and "here". Then students will write the part of speech to which each word belongs.

Learning to use the dictionary is a long-term investment in good spelling. scholars practice writing compound nouns, look them up in the dictionary, and write the guide words from the dictionary page where they were found. I'd extend it...

In this spelling learning exercise, students will practice reading and writing 12 words such as "ocean" and "rolled". Students will use two words in sentences and alphabetize all of the words.

In this spelling learning exercise, students will practice reading and writing 12 words such as "baby" and "higher". Students will use at least two of the words in a sentence and alphabetize all of the words.

In this spelling worksheet, 2nd graders will practice reading and writing 12 words such as casual and bitter. Then students will write the spelling words as pairs of opposites.

In this spelling worksheet, students will practice reading and writing 12 spelling words such as "come" and "bitten". Students will use at least two of the words in a sentence and then alphabetize all of the words.