1)How we teach spelling at school 2)Fun ways to practise at home 3)Spelling in reading 4)Spelling strategies.

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1)How we teach spelling at school 2)Fun ways to practise at home 3)Spelling in reading 4)Spelling strategies

Discrete teaching: New rule

Follow Up: Guided Reading Cycle

Home Learning: The rule and example root words

Marking: Correct errors/ children correcting errors

Continuous Provision: Book talk and spelling warm ups

Resources: Vocabulary lists, dictionaries/thesauri

Strategies on display: ‘We are worried about spelling right now!’

Write a short story or a rhyme using all of your words. Use each of your words in a silly sentence. Underline the word used. Illustrate your words with alternate meanings. e.g. Earwig! Play hangman with a partner using your words. Write a mnemonic for each of your words. Play ‘Guess the Word’ Make your spellings out of pipe cleaners or cubes. Write your spelling words into a rap/song/ cheerleading chant to perform. Play a vocabulary challenge.

Use giant alphabet letters. Read a word aloud while your partner spells it out by stepping on the letters in the correct order. Swap over. Play word Tennis using your spellings. Play countdown – practise making words. games.com/countdown.html Write out your spelling words, graffiti style. Make the tricky parts stand out. Create anagrams of your spelling words for a partner to solve. Play letter blocks – how many words can you find? ord_games/spelling-games/spelling-letter- blocks.html Have a game of scrabble crabbleGame.cfm Eat your words!Practise using look, cover, write, check.

Good spelling websites to try 5 levels – spell the word spoken – time limit like Countdown - how many words can you make - like Boggle ngman adding prefixes and suffixes

Poetry & Reading 1) Rhyming Patterns 2) Phoneme Spotters 3) Spot the spelling rule

Rhyming Patterns How many words can you think of to rhyme with you? Challenge: sort them into spelling patterns.

Phoneme Spotter What can you spot?

Spot the Spelling Pattern What would you need to know?