You might be blessed with a knack for good spelling. You might
not. My husband & I are both naturally good spellers, so it has
been challenging to have a student who struggles. I tend not to
make a big deal of it, but rather just correct her spelling as I
evaluate writing projects. This year, though, she’s getting more
direct spelling lessons… and the best part is that it’s FREE!
Here are some options for free spelling lessons: Spelling City
is an easy-to-navigate site for finding pre-made spelling lists.
You can print out the list or you can let your child do it
online. There are games and printable handwriting practice
sheets, as well. There is also a paid version, but the free
version really has a lot to offer too. We have done this website
in the past & the kids really enjoyed it. Home Spelling Words
offers basic word lists & tests for grades K-7. You can also add
your own lists! It also keeps tests scores and a grade report.
This looks like it might work for kids who get distracted by
lots of colors and