My A-Z Spelling Word Journal

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068499
Grade K-1
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Charlotte Mason
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$4.25
Description

The Elementary version has 15-20 words under each letter. Facing pages have writing lines - single lines spaced 5/8" apart. Pages in the back include color words, number words, ordinal numbers, months of the year (with abbreviations), days of the week (with abbreviations), contractions, and blank, lined pages where you can list family, friends/classmates, pets, things I like to do, and notes. 64 pg, stapled.

Category Description for A-Z Spelling Word Journal

There's probably a better name for these handy journals. Rather than spelling, they seem more like a personal dictionary that a student can use as a writing reference that can be added to. This will be perfect place for those troublesome words that you end up looking up for each writing assignment. These could also be used as the student is learning to read; just "collect" words under each letter. And, I suppose you could actually use them for spelling, too. ~ Janice

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Product Format:Paperback
Brand:Book Factory
Grades:K-1
Length in Inches:11
Width in Inches:8.5
Height in Inches:0.1875
Weight in Pounds:0.425
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