4th, 5th, and ERORMOUS Bundle of Spelling Menus/Choice Boards!!!

4^th, 5^th, and ERORMOUS Bundle of 

Spelling Menus/Choice Boards!!!

You asked for them and not hey are here!!! I finished up the 4^th and 5^th grade Spelling Choice Board/Menus. Each of these products has 20+ weeks of choice boards/menus. Each menu comes with a weekly spelling list and activities students can choose from. Also included are a variety of blank menu/list to help you differentiate for your diverse learners, pretest slip sheets & a generic parent letter
This is a great set for homeschooling teachers and for educators that need a variety of spelling resources!

*There are PREVIEWS for each of these, so go and check them out!

These download contains TONS of spelling choice boards! Each of the choice boards comes with a weekly spelling list and activities students can choose from.

Also included are a variety of blank menu/list to help you differentiate for your diverse learners, pretest slip sheets & a generic parent letter
This is a great set for homeschooling teachers and for educators that need a variety of spelling resources!

I've included the EDITABLE versions of each AND the ENORMOUS pack of all 1st through 5th Bundles!

Just click on the picture to take a look at any of these products!

~Erin

2nd Grade Spelling Bundle!



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2^nd Grade Spelling Bundle

This download contains a BUNDLE of 2^nd grade spelling menus. Each menu has a weekly spelling list and activities students can choose from. The lists target the following word studies:

Sight word review (2)

short a/I words

short u/e

words with “th”

words with “ch”

words with “sh”

words with “ck”

long “i” words (vce) (2)

long “a” words (vce)

long “a” words (including ai/ay)

long “e” words (including ee/ea)

long “u” words (vce)

contractions

words with ue/ui

long “o” words (vce)

words with oy/oi

words with ou/ow

adding “ing”

words with “ar”

words with “or”

words with “ir”

words with “c” making the “s” sound

words with “g” making the “j” sound

Also included is a blank menu/list to help you differentiate for your diverse learners, pretest slip sheets & a generic parent letter (which I’m happy to customize for you:)!

This is a great set for homeschooling teachers and for educators that need a variety of spelling resources!

Erin Mills
The Organized Chaos of Instruction :)

Counting On...Counting Backwards-Activity Mats

Click on the picture to download this freebie!

This simple, yet effective 1-20 number mat will provide students with a visual while counting forwards and backwards.
Enjoy!
~Erin
The Organized Chaos of Instruction

More Spelling Choice Boards-Intermediate

Soooo Strep has hit the Mills' household and I am quarantined in a room with my poor sick little Mallory :( What better way to pass the time than to work on your blog! Right?!
With that in mind, I know a few of you asked for any other spelling choice boards I may have created. I am posting the INTERMEDIATE Spelling Choice Boards I created. There is also a letter I sent home to parents explaining the pre-assessment we did (on Mondays) so that we could differentiate students lists.
Use if you'd like!
~Erin

Click on the picture to download the intermediate spelling choice boards & parent letter.




Spelling Choice Board

This year, our district is moving away from memorizing spelling words and more towards a word study approach that will be fully implemented next year.
THIS year has been a transition of sorts....teachers in grades 1-5 give a spelling pretest that targets a specific pattern. If they receive a 90% or above, they can choose to be exempt from spelling homework and Friday's assessment.
For students that did not receive 90% on the pretest, they are given a spelling menu/choice board and are responsible for completing 3 activities. I've created spelling menus and SB activities for each six weeks. Since we are in our last six weeks, I went ahead and created a BIG choice board and wanted to share it with you. I'd love to hear if any of your districts are transitioning from "spelling" (like we've all grown up with) to a word study approach....how's it going? What resources are you guys using? Have you seen improvement in writing/incorporation of concepts taught? Just curious....
Anyway, here is a spelling choice board you can use for grades 3-5.
Use if you'd like!
~Erin