
Level One in the All About Spelling series brings together the three pathways to learning—auditory (hearing), visual (seeing), and kinesthetic (touching). This multisensory approach, combined with a built-in review system and reinforcement activities, ensures that students retain what they learn and understand how to apply it in practical situations.
In a practical, hands-on way, your student will learn:
- How to say and write the first 32 phonograms
- How to segment words into their individual sounds
- Short and long vowel sounds
- How to identify and count syllables in a word
- How to choose between c and k at the beginning of a word
- When to double f, l, and s
- How to spell /k/ at the end of a word
- How to form plural words by adding s or es
- Compound words
- Open and closed syllable types
- and more!
Level Two in the All About Spelling series continues to bring together the three pathways to learning—auditory (hearing), visual (seeing), and kinesthetic (touching). This multisensory approach, combined with a built-in review system and reinforcement activities, ensures that students retain what they learn and understand how to apply it in practical situations.
In a practical, hands-on way, your student will learn:
- The open and closed syllable types
- How to divide words into syllables
- How to spell multisyllable words
- When y can say /î/
- How Silent E can make a vowel long
- The vowel-consonant-e syllable type
- Two spellings for the sound of /z/
- The two sounds of long u
- The difference between hard and soft c and g
- Ways to spell long e
- That English words don’t end in i, j, u, or v
- The most common way to spell the sound of /er/
- When to use oi/oy, aw/au, and ow/ou
- and more!
WooHoo!! A spelling program. To make it sweeter, it’s one that I’ve been eye-balling since last year. Now we get to feel it and experience it all thanks to TOS Homeschool Crew!
I have nothing but good to say about All About Spelling. Its thorough, easy to use and understand, very rewarding, hands-on, caters to different learning styles, and is teachable. Another thing that made it appealing to me was the feel (from physically handling) of it. Yes, I know that may sound kooky, but I like texture. All the guess work is taken out of using All About Spelling.
There are so many purchasing options that I think, for the sake of space, that you’d be better benefited by visiting All About Spelling’s Products page. You can even watch a “what to order” tutorial.
It was great to see my 2nd grader embrace and grasp the concept of All About Spelling. To date, I think that this is her favorite curriculum of all subjects. I’m glad that we have the option to go further with All About Spelling.
I’m glad to say that I highly recommend All About Spelling!! Do yourself a favor and check out what other from TOS Homeschool Crew have to say about All About Spelling!
