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Spelling – Teaching Spelling

Posted in Spelling, Spelling Resources, Spelling Rules, Teaching Spelling, Teacher, Teachers, Spelling Practice, Words, Education, Spelling Words, Orthography, Spelling Exercises, Teaching, English, Spelling Bee, K-12, School, Spelling Curriculum, Practice Exercises, Exercises, Word Families, Spelling Lists, Vocabulary, List of Spelling Words, Word Study, Vocabulary Words, Training, Spelling Tests, Spell, Learning, Teach, Learn, Spelling Series, Elementary Education, Primary Education, Teaching Word Skills, Word Skills, K-12 Education, Study, Studying, tagged , , , , , , on May 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Spelling – Teaching Spelling – Spelling Word Lists

pipable

obesity

ossify

digit

nagging

cantonment

enculturate

tractile

ciguatera

prosody

minnow

elicitor

cumulus

greffier

spasmolytic

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Teaching Spelling – Words properly accented on the first Syllable

Posted in Basic Spelling Rules, Education, Elementary Education, English, K-12, K-12 Education, Learning, List of Spelling Words, McGuffey, Orthography, Practice, Practice Exercises, Primary Education, School, Spell, Spelling, Spelling Books, Spelling Curriculum, Spelling Exercises, Spelling Instruction, Spelling Lists, Spelling Practice, Spelling Resources, Spelling Rules, Spelling Sourcebook, Spelling Tests, Spelling Words, Study, Studying, Syllable, Syllables, Teach, Teacher, Teachers, Teaching, Teaching Spelling, Teaching Word Skills, Textbooks, Training, Vocabulary, Vocabulary Words, Word Families, Word Skills, Word Study, Words, tagged , , , on March 7, 2008 | 3 Comments »

Lesson 187. Words properly accented on the first Syllable. 

con’strue    com’bat ant      pu’is sance
trav’erse    dis’pu tant      in’ter im
ramp’ant     gon’do la        au’top sy
ath’lete     pleth’o ra       tym’pa num
syr’inge     mis’chiev ous    wise’a cre
ex’tant      blas’phe mous    or’ches tral
brig’and     con’ver sant     im’po tent
con’cord     san’he drim      con’gru ent
dis’cord     con’tra ry       im’be cile
do’nate      pro’te an        pha’e ton
ob’long      dis’ci pline     ret’i na

Teaching Spelling – Spelling Words

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Spelling Homophones

Posted in Spelling, Spelling Resources, Spelling Rules, Teaching Spelling, Spelling Books, McGuffey, Teacher, Teachers, Spelling Practice, Words, Sounds, Education, Spelling Words, Teaching, Sound, Homophones, Homonyms, Homophone, Homophone List, Spelling Lists, Vocabulary, List of Homophones, List of Spelling Words, Word Study, Vocabulary Words, Spell, Teach, Spelling Homophones, Word Skills, K-12 Education, tagged , , , , , , , , on November 18, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

Homophones – Words that sound alike and are spelled differently

Spelling - Teaching Spelling

Lesson 188.

roll, to turn over and over.    soar, to mount upward.
role, a part performed.         stake, a pointed stick.
sign, a token; a mark.          steak, a slice of flesh.
sine, a line in geometry.       step, a pace; a foot-print.
skull, part of the head.        steppe, a dreary plain.
scull, to impel a boat.         stoop, to bend forward.
sleeve, an arm cover.           stoup, a basin; a pitcher.
sleave, untwisted silk.         sum, the amount; whole.
slight, to neglect; feeble.     some, a part; a portion.
sleight, dexterity.             tale, that which is told.
soul, the immortal spirit.      tail, terminal appendage.
sole, bottom of the foot.       tare, allowance in weight.
sore, a hurt; painful.          tear, to rend; to lacerate.

Spelling Words Spelling Practice

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Spelling – Prefixes – Extra

Posted in Education, K-12, K-12 Education, Learn, Learning, McGuffey, Prefixes, Spell, Spelling, Spelling Bee, Spelling Resources, Spelling Rules, Teach, Teacher Development, Teaching, Teaching Spelling, Teaching Word Skills on October 11, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

Extra (Latin), beyond.

ex tra ju di’cial        ex tra phys’ic al
ex tra pro vin’cial      ex tra trop’ic al

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Teaching Spelling – Prefixes – FORE PRE ANTI

Posted in affix, AFFIXES, Education, Elementary Education, English, Exercises, K-12, K-12 Education, Learning, List of Spelling Words, McGuffey, Orthography, Prefixes, Primary Education, School, Spell, Spelling, Spelling Books, Spelling Curriculum, Spelling Exercises, Spelling Instruction, Spelling Lists, Spelling Practice, Spelling Resources, Spelling Rules, Spelling Sourcebook, Spelling Words, Teach, Teacher, Teachers, Teaching, Teaching Spelling, Textbooks, Training, Vocabulary, Vocabulary Words, Word Families, Word Games, Word Skills, Word Study, Words, tagged , , , , , , on September 30, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

Affixes – Prefixes
Lesson 160.

Fore adds its own meaning to the word; as foretaste, to taste before; pre is from the Latin prae, before; ante (Latin), before. Anti (Greek), means against or opposite.

fore’sight   fore tell’er      fore bod’ing ly
fore’most    fore knowl’edge   fore de ter’mine
fore know’   fore’cas tle      pre med’i tate
pre fix’     pre cau’tion      pre oc’cu py
pre judge’   pre ced’ing       pre-em’i nent
pre serve’   pre des’tine      an te pas’chal
pre sage’    an’te past        an te mun’dane
pre text’    an’te date        an te nup’tial
fore warn’   an’ti pode        an ti cli’max
fore’front   an’ti dote        an ti feb’rile

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