How to Make Spelling Fun! || Fun Homeschool Activities || Homeschool Spelling
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- čas přidán 7. 11. 2021
- Today I'm sharing some fun activities for homeschool spelling! While it's important to be content in learning, it can always take learning to the next level by adding in some spelling fun! I hope this video helps you to see how to make spelling in your homeschool fun!
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Spelling on the windows is such a fun treat!! 👏🏻
A lot of kids need typing practice, so I love that idea of typing spelling words!
I love the idea of writing on the windows. My kids would die. Also, love the stamps. It reminds me a lot like how All about Spelling works.
Awesome ideas! I will have to try the dry erase on the windows, and magnetic tiles! We do "clap spelling", we clap out each letter of the word and the last clap they say the word they spelled. We also "write in the sky", right after we write in the sky, we write in the carpet with our finger. Any words that don't stick, we then write out 4 times, but with different colored pencils. Thank you for sharing "Make Learning Fun" playlist.. learning a lot of new ideas already.
Love the idea of writing spelling words on windows.
A couple things that we have tried and my daughter with special needs loves is; writing spelling words using a white crayon then you use a different color crayon to shade over the words. It makes the letters show up like magic. The second thing we do is; I write the letters on a piece of paper in pencil, she traces the letters/words with paint.
Oh yes, the stamps are so tactile and good for learners who get board easily.
Great ideas! I've also had my kids write out words in salt on a cookie sheet and also you can throw a ball back and forth, each person saying a letter.
Yes, adding movement to spelling practice is awesome!
Oh man, I can definitely imagine that the kids get excited to write spelling words on the windows!!
Love those magnetic letters
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I quickly learnt that my girls are fans of the whiteboard as they can rub out letters if needed. We also like games such as Orchard Toys Magic spelling but without the timer.
Daniel loves writing on the windows. I need to get those markers instead of using a dry erase marker.
We plan on doing writing in the sand or shaving cream, string alphabet beads, cutting letters in play doh.
I wrote letters on LEGOs! I got this idea from the channel “Fun Hands in learning!!” We have all boys so it is fun for them! You would write tall letters on the long pieces and short ones on the small square ones. An example They visually see that the letter “J” hangs lower that the letter “a” that is snapped beside it to build a word!