Spelling | Textbook Resources
Encourage your child to maintain high spelling scores by using The Spelling Score Chart. This chart serves as a visual motivation for the child to study hard each week and allows him to readily view his progress throughout the year.
Spelling Score Chart for first grade
Description: This is an optional chart. It is useful for a student to record individual progress on final tests.
Directions: Each week identify the total number of words spelled correctly on the final test. Direct each child to record this information on the pictograph by coloring one shell for each correct word beginning at the bottom of the column. The numbers across the bottom of the two graphs are the weekly unit numbers and review unit numbers.
Note: These graphs may be used as long as the number of words does not exceed 10 for unit tests and 13 for review tests.
Spelling Score Chart for second through sixth grade
Description: This is an optional chart. It is useful for a student to record individual progress on final tests.
Directions: Each week identify the total number of words spelled correctly on the final test. Direct each child to record this information on the bar graph by coloring one square for each correct word beginning at the bottom of the column. The numbers across the bottom of the two graphs are the weekly unit numbers and review unit numbers.
Notes: The number of spelling words for the final test varies depending on the grade level. These graphs may be used on any level as long as the number of words does not exceed 20 for unit tests and 32 for review tests.
Wise spellers have developed an efficient system for learning how to spell words correctly. Post the chart for Learning to Spell a Word in a logical place for your child. Direct him to refer to it regularly until he has internalized this effective method for spelling mastery.
Spelling 1-6
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