These are the Core Words that every fourth grade student should be able to spell. You can study any or all of these words all year long!
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Frank and I are wondering how we can help Mikey navigate the spelling word. We are not clear how to work on this site.
Alpha and Frank
By: Alpha Gunn on November 8, 2010
at 5:45 pm
I would suggest having him pick 5 of them he needs to practice, so they become automatic. Then go to spellingcity.com and use the words to play the spelling games for five minutes a night.
He does have a spelling sheet to work on tonight.
By: beardiegirl on November 8, 2010
at 6:19 pm
Hello Mrs S!
Just having a little look see at the blog. See you Tuesday!
Have agood one
The levs
By: Nat and Justin on September 3, 2011
at 1:52 pm
We registered for Spellingcity and were unable to locate a list for your class. We searched under teacher name and found 4 Jennifer Sanders, non of which were for Manitou. Are we supposed to use the website in general? If so, we’ll need a little more direction. Regarding the above list, should we be focused on specific words? Lisa
By: Rafael cintron on September 14, 2011
at 8:40 pm
For now play the spelling games. I don’t have a list since it is different for each student.
By: beardiegirl on September 15, 2011
at 7:36 pm