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The effective and fun-filled way to teach spelling to elementary students The Spelling Teachers Lesson-a-Day gives teachers 180 engaging and ready-to-use lessons-one for each day of the school year-that boost spelling skills in students grades 3-6. These lessons may be used as sponge or hook activities (five-minute lessons to start off each school day) or teachers may simply pick and choose activities from within the book for the occasional spelling lesson. Fry teaches spelling patterns by contrasting homophones (like-sounding words) to help students recognize these spelling patterns in more complex words. He also boosts students spelling skills by demystifying contractions, abbreviations, capitalization, silent letters, suffixes and prefixes, and more. Offers an easy-to-use method for teaching spelling that has been proven to be effective Includes 180 ready-to-use, reproducible lessons-one for each day of the school year A new volume in the new series 5-Minute FUNdamentals This book is designed to be used by classroom teachers, homeschoolers, tutors, and parents.
Introduction xv
PART I HOMOPHONES AND PHONICS LESSONS
1(92)
be vs. bee
3(1)
by vs. bye vs. buy
4(1)
fair vs. fare
5(1)
no vs. know
6(1)
to vs. too vs. two
7(1)
loan vs. lone
8(1)
tail vs. tale
9(1)
sea vs. see
10(1)
lie vs. lye
11(1)
meat vs. meet
12(1)
maid vs. made
13(1)
son vs. sun
14(1)
dear vs. deer
15(1)
do vs. due vs. dew
16(1)
wood vs. would
17(1)
write vs. right
18(1)
pole vs. poll
19(1)
bear vs. bare
20(1)
tax vs. tacks
21(1)
bite vs. byte
22(1)
brake vs. break
23(1)
mail vs. male
24(1)
flea vs. flee
25(1)
shoe vs. shoo
26(1)
cheap vs. cheep
27(1)
hall vs. haul
28(1)
leak vs. leek
29(1)
roll vs. role
30(1)
die vs. dye
31(1)
led vs. lead
32(1)
eight vs. ate
33(1)
I vs. eye
34(1)
ball vs. bawl
35(1)
base vs. bass
36(1)
week vs. weak
37(1)
not vs. knot
38(1)
rain vs. reign
39(1)
plain vs. plane
40(1)
past vs. passed
41(1)
or vs. oar
42(1)
beach vs. beech
43(1)
row vs. roe
44(1)
pause vs. paws
45(1)
oh vs. owe
46(1)
beat vs. beet
47(1)
pier vs. peer
48(1)
hole vs. whole
49(1)
which vs. witch
50(1)
hail vs. hale
51(1)
guest vs. guessed
52(1)
sell vs. cell
53(1)
cents vs. sense
54(1)
bread vs. bred
55(1)
band vs. banned
56(1)
root vs. route
57(1)
peak vs. peek
58(1)
one vs. won
59(1)
night vs. knight
60(1)
rose vs. rows
61(1)
pail vs. pale
62(1)
in vs. inn
63(1)
road vs. rode
64(1)
pair vs. pear
65(1)
him vs. hymn
66(1)
fur vs. fir
67(1)
hair vs. hare
68(1)
new vs. knew
69(1)
higher vs. hire
70(1)
flu vs. flew
71(1)
great vs. grate
72(1)
hi vs. high
73(1)
find vs. fined
74(1)
so vs. sew
75(1)
raise vs. rays
76(1)
way vs. rays
76(2)
ant vs. aunt
78(1)
berry vs. bury
79(1)
blue vs. blew
80(1)
our vs. hour
81(1)
plum vs. plumb
82(1)
read vs. reed
83(1)
ring vs. wring
84(1)
toe vs. tow
85(1)
rap vs. wrap
86(1)
warn vs. worn
87(1)
least vs. leased
88(1)
red vs. read
89(1)
bale vs. bail
90(1)
been vs. bin
91(1)
flower vs. flour
92(1)
PART II CONTRACTIONS, CAPITALIZATION, COMMON MISSPELLINGS, AND MORE
93(128)
Contractions
95(1)
Contractions: Not
95(3)
Contractions: Will or Shall
98(1)
Contractions: Have
99(1)
Contractions: Would or Had
100(1)
Contractions: Is or Has
101(1)
Contractions: Various
102(3)
Capitalization
103(2)
Capitalization: First Word
105(1)
Capitalization: Names
106(1)
Capitalization: Places
107(1)
Capitalization: Pets
108(1)
Capitalization: Holidays
109(1)
Capitalization: Books, Plays, and Movies
110(1)
Capitalization: Periodicals
111(1)
Capitalization: People's Titles
112(1)
Capitalization: Companies
113(1)
Capitalization: Quotations
114(1)
Capitalization: Review
115(4)
Common Misspellings
117(2)
Common Misspellings
119(1)
Common Misspellings
120(1)
Common Misspellings
121(1)
Common Misspellings
122(1)
Common Misspellings
123(1)
Common Misspellings
124(1)
Common Misspellings
125(1)
Common Misspellings
126(1)
Common Misspellings
127(1)
Common Misspellings
128(3)
Plurals
129(2)
Plurals: For Most Words
131(1)
Plurals: For Words Ending in ``S'' or ``SS''
132(1)
Plurals: For Words Ending in ``CH''
133(1)
Plurals: For Words Ending in ``SH''
134(1)
Plurals: For Words Ending in ``X''
135(1)
Plurals: For Words Ending in ``Y''
136(1)
Plurals: For Words Ending in ``O''
137(1)
Plurals: Irregular Plurals
138(1)
Plurals Invariable Nouns
139(3)
Abbreviations
141(1)
Abbreviations: First Two Letters
142(2)
Abbreviations: First and Last Letters
144(1)
Abbreviations: First and Middle Letters
145(1)
Abbreviations: Two-Word State Names
146(1)
Abbreviations: Initializations
147(1)
Abbreviations: Days of the Week
148(1)
Abbreviations: Months of the Year
149(1)
Abbreviations: Streets
150(1)
Abbreviations: Titles
151(2)
Abbreviations: Time
152
Abbreviations: Various Fields
153(4)
Homophone contractions
155(2)
Homophone Contractions: ``They're''
157(1)
Homophone Contractions: ``you're''
158(1)
Homophone Contractions: ``It's''
159(1)
Homophone Contractions: ``Who's''
160(5)
Silent Letters
161(4)
Silent Letters: WR
165(1)
Silent Letters: GN
166(1)
Silent Letters: KN
167(1)
Silent Letters: Silent Blend GH
168(1)
Silent Letters: Silent B and D
169(1)
Silent Letters: Silent H and P
170(1)
Silent Letters: Silent PH and QU
171(1)
Silent Letters: Silent T and U
172(3)
Double Letters
173(2)
Double Letters: FF
175(1)
Double Letters: LL
176(1)
Double Letters: SS
177(4)
Double Letters: ZZ
178
Suffixes
179(2)
Suffixes: Doubling Final Consonant
181(1)
Suffixes: Doubling Two-Vowel Words
182(1)
Suffixes: Doubling Two Consonants at End
183(1)
Suffixes: Words Ending in E
184(3)
Compound Words
185(2)
Compounds Words
187(4)
Prefixes
189(2)
Prefixes: Letter Doubling A-
191(1)
Prefixes: Letter Doubling O-and CO-
192(3)
Ending Sounds
193(2)
Ending Sounds: LE = EL
195(1)
Ending Sounds: ER = AR = OR
196(1)
Ending Sounds: ER = AR = OR
197(2)
Ending Sounds: K and CK
198
Ending Sounds: KE and NK
199(4)
Spelling Problems
201(2)
Spelling Problems: Letter C
203(1)
Spelling Problems: IE or EI?
204(1)
Spelling Problems: -TION vs. -SION
205(1)
Spelling Problems: -AIR vs. -ARE
206(3)
Homophone Look-Up Drills
207(2)
Homophone Look-Up Drill
209(1)
Homophone Look-Up Drill
210(1)
Homophone Look-Up Drill
211(1)
Homophone Look-Up Drill
212(1)
Homophone Look-Up Drill
213(1)
Homophone Look-Up Drill
214(1)
Homophone Look-Up Drill
215(1)
Homophone Look-Up Drill
216(1)
Homophone Look-Up Drill
217(1)
Homophone Look-Up Drill
218(1)
Homophone Look-Up Drill
219(2)
Appendix: Homophone Master List 221
Edward B. Fry, Ph.D., is professor emeritus of education at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. He is the bestselling author of numerous books including The Reading Teacher's Book of Lists from Jossey-Bass. He is the former director of Rutgers's Reading Center and is recognized internationally for his Readability Graph which is used by teachers, publishers, and others to judge the reading difficulty of books and other materials.