Read Write Inc. Spelling
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The Read Write Inc. Spelling programme is both a rigorous and a fun way of helping children learn to spell. In just 10 minutes a day you will see a transformation in all your children's spelling. Designed to get children to National Curriculum Level 5, or English Language 5-14 Level D/E.
How does it work?
- The Spelling Handbook contains step-by-step lesson plans for all the Get Spelling! Books, notes on how to use the Spelling Log Book, strategies for teaching high frequency words, notes on timetabling, grouping, partner work and assessment, answers to the Get Spelling! activities and word banks.
- The three levels of Get Spelling! Books give a variety of teacher-led, paired work and independent activities
- Activities include suffixes, prefixes and root words, the tricky bits in words, syllables, high frequency words, homophones, mnemonics and other spelling strategies, dictations and using dictionaries
- The programme covers all the spelling requirements of the primary framework for years 2-6.
- The programme focuses on practice, personalisation and ongoing assessment to ensure success, with each child keeping their own Spelling Log Book of words they find challenging.
- By providing personalised practice, the programme enables all children reading at National Curriculum Level 2a and above, or at English Language 5-14 Level B and above to become confident spellers FAST.
What are the core components?
- Read Write Inc. Get Spelling! Teacher's Handbook
- Read Write Inc. Get Spelling! Book 1
- Read Write Inc. Get Spelling! Book 2
- Read Write Inc. Get Spelling! Book 3
- Read Write Inc. Get Spelling! Log Book
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I have implemented the Read Write Inc. Phonics programme in my class and seen an improvement in reading, writing and spelling. Things that I have noticed are that the children approach writing tasks with increased confidence and use their phonetic knowledge when trying to spell unfamiliar words.
Melcombe Primary School
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