Spelling You See Level A: Listen and Write Instructor's Handbook

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9781608265930
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Product Overview

  • Provides a 36-week teaching plan that includes daily dictation words that coordinate with the Listen and Write Student Book
  • Introduces three-letter words and one short vowel at a time before progressing to four- and five-letter words
  • Offers program philosophy, getting-started guidance, FAQs, a general dictation list, and online videos and downloads for extra support

Description

Spelling You See Listen and Write Instructor’s Handbook correlates with the Listen and Write Student Book. First giving an overview of the philosophy of the program along with a Getting Started section, the handbook then has simple weekly lesson plans for 36 weeks that include the dictation words for each day. The first 15 lessons introduce three-letter words and one short vowel at a time. Four and five letter words are then featured. Using a correct pencil grip and writing with lowercase letters are also emphasized. Frequently Asked Questions and a General Dictation List is included in the back. Demmelearning.com includes videos and downloads to support Listen and Write lessons. ~ Gina

Publisher's Description of Spelling You See Level A: Listen and Write Instructor's Handbook

Unlock the power of visual spelling with Spelling You See. This research-based program takes a multi-sensory approach to spelling, helping students learn in a way that feels natural and intuitive. With Spelling You See, there are no word lists, no tests, and no rote memorization. Instead, students learn through four core activities and meaningful practice. The Level A Listen and Write Instructor's Handbook includes the instructor materials you’ll need to complete this level.

Guide your student's spelling journey with the Spelling You See: Listen and Write Instructor's Handbook. This necessary component contains an introduction to the philosophy behind Spelling You See and the five development stages of spelling. The Handbook also contains a “Getting Started” guide with an overview of the organization of the 36 lessons and information about the important skills and concepts that will be learned in this level. Designed as a companion to the Spelling You See Level A Student Workbook, this handbook is filled with valuable English spelling materials for teaching beginning spellers.

The Level A Listen and Write Instructor's Handbook is ideal for instructors who need the teaching material and whose students already have the Student Workbooks.

Category Description for Spelling You See Level A

For the beginning reader who is learning letter names and sounds and how to hold a pencil properly. This level is designed as a transition from phonics/reading skills to writing skills. Without an overall understanding of the program, this level might seem more phonics than spelling and part of the emphasis is on beginning handwriting skills. Resources include a Daily Dictation List, a General Dictation List, a Glossary, and a Bibliography. Please note that this is no longer sold as a Universal Set, so you will need to purchase the package item SYSAST to get both the Instructor's Handbook and the Student Pack. Online placement test available at https://spellingyousee.com/levels/#placement

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Product Format:Paperback
Grades:K-1
Brand:Spelling You See
ISBN:9781608265930
Length in Inches:11
Width in Inches:8.5
Height in Inches:0.1875
Weight in Pounds:0.4
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