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With Spelling Power, your children will master the 5,000 most frequently used words at their own pace - in just 15 minutes a day - using research-proven strategies.

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Product details

Paperback: 344 pages

Publisher: Castlemoyle Books; 3rd edition (June 1, 2004)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 188882719X

ISBN-13: 978-1888827194

Package Dimensions:

10.6 x 8.1 x 1 inches

Shipping Weight: 2.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

Average Customer Review:

4.4 out of 5 stars

44 customer reviews

Amazon Best Sellers Rank:

#450,231 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

Great book! I had one years ago with some of our kids for homeschooling, and just recently one of my sons that I hadn't used it with said he wasn't a very good speller. Well, somewhere along the way I must have passed this book on to someone, so I re-ordered it and we've jumped in with both feet. I really like the way this is organized and that there are tests to determine the level of spelling proficiency for the student(s) so they don't waste time on what they already know. Recommended!

[01/2013 If you're interested in the details of the book then read. If just want to know how it ends, skip to the bottom.]My kids (11yo girl, 8yo boy) are LOVING this curriculum.I read the instructions, as strongly recommended, and felt I found the right curriculum from the beginning. No, I didn't read the whole intro because... well who's got that kind of time! But, glancing through it reassured me the author put a lot of thought and research into spelling.Lessons are only 15 minutes with a pretest that is to be 5 minutes max. The best part is my kids will not have busy work writing words they already know. The time restraint keeps things refreshingly managable for both teacher and student. I recommend buying the consumable student books for their convenience.*Student takes couple placement tests.I was a bit fearful of this step, but it was a breeze!*Student sets up lesson page with date (addressing calendars).*Student writes out well written spelling rule for group number as mom dictates.Other spelling curriculums don't include this or the rules are written poorlythat it leaves out words or it's too complicated to understand. Every optionfor the phonetic sound is included then the test list includes an example.This also teaches the students phonetic writing.*5 minute pre-test.*Student studies only words mis-spelled.This is the best part! Student transfers words to opposite page. Each wordgoes through 10 steps that cover every kind of learner, auditory, visual, tactile.The page is set up with boxes to check off so the student remembers each step.Another reason to buy the student workbook is the front cover lists the daily steps for teacher and student and the back cover lists the 10 steps.I have been pleased to see my kids miss only 1-2 words per session (4 the most) so the sessions are usually finished in less than the 15 minutes. My kids are both advanced readers.January f/uWriting the phonetic rule is the most challenging for my 9yo son. Some are pretty lengthy. Worst part, he doesn't seem to retain the rule, so what's the point?!I just listened to an interview with Andrew Pudewa, director of Institute for Excellence in Writing (seriously considering buying), discuss spelling. He said some kids are not good visual organizers and writing/reading to spell is overwhelming because they see all the letters at once instead of in the correct order (not to be confused with dyslexia since 9yo boys are still not developed 100% neurologically. He pointed out spelling use to be taught all verbally, thereby forcing kids to deal with the spelling one letter at a time while sounding out the word one syllable at a time. He also said phonetic rules complicate the learning process and has observed terrible spellers with strong reading skills that were ruined by the push of phonetic rules after learning how to read. I can definitely see how my son fits this. Therefore....5/2011 F/U02/2012 f/u01/2013 I'm shopping again. We have been very inconsistent this year. Blame it on the bored and unimpressed teacher. I've been disappointed to hear my kids still asking how to spell words I know were part of this curriculum or seeing it mispelled in hand written notes. I started my kids early with typing and they use it for almost all their writing. So the main spelling issue is knowing which homonym to use. I'm struggling with the idea of spending our valuable time on spelling in this world of Spellcheck. I point it out to my kids and stress the importance of homonyms. I'm looking at a book that discusses the rules of spelling and how to teach your kids/yourself how to spell instead of memorizing. Memorizing only works when the material is continued to be reviewed. Do colleges offer classes on spelling?

Used this book when I was growing up being homeschooled and now using it for my kids. I've found that sometimes the spelling rule they copy into their work book isn't thorough enough, but my sons spelling has improved considerably since starting. Just be sure to follow they recommended studying. I like that I can use this book from 2nd grade-highschool and with multiple kids.

I am a little shame-faced to admit I avoided looking into this program because of the name. I just didn't like it. It sounded too Supermanish or L. Ron Hubbardish. Instead I chewed through spelling programs, and still both kiddo and I found spelling to be our worst subject.I finally tried SP (after SWR, AAS, R&S Spelling, a Mott Media book, SWO, and SWS&V ... and lest I sound like a curriculum hopping Mama, I've only used one math program for the last 5 years .... only spelling was our bugaboo), and I got the third edition to save some money.The intro is easy to read, easy to outline, and common-sensical once you got the over-all picture. A few times through with my card of steps, and now I could do it in my sleep.Some thoughts: 1) this book is for after phonics are down pat. Age 7-9 depending on child would be earliest start time. 2) Child really focuses on the misspelled words. Not every word is ground through to the point of tears. 3) Best done at least 5 days a week, but with short times. 4) The notebooks, IMO, are worth it. 5)Don't let the name and the fact it is one book (not a whole series with cards and magnet letters, etc) turn you away. 6) The placement tests are not painful, and are EASY to interpret. 7) You, as teacher, should know the spelling rules (I think this true of any program, but you should know them from the get-go to be effective from the get-go; you can find them online. I just used the Spell to Write and Read rules I already had.)(ETA: I have since read Unlocking the Logic of English. This is an excellent overview of the spelling rules, and easy to make a cheat sheet from.)The rewards: 1) Kiddo is a better proofreader, speller, and writes more on his own because his confidence is up. 2) It taught him an attack method for learning words. 3) There was a 4 day "wean period" of not getting finger hints (SWR), or phonetic re-pronunciations to help him when stuck. He also didn't like having his errors in front of him. There was a single tear a day for 4 days, but then -- much more independence. He learned the steps as well. 4) a SINGLE book I have a sticky tab in, I open, I look for my tiny pencil mark showing where we stopped and what words to retest today, and I'm OFF. 5) Both mastery and spiral, with mastery of the individual words, and spiral with the rules. 6) Multisensorial, without making a big noise about it. All kids do all the methods, in order, for audio, visual, and kinetic learning.We've been at this 2 months, and this is the happiest I've been with ANY curriculum, no matter the subject.If you'd like to compare what your child does well with in homeschooling, kiddo also "clicked" with Growing with Grammar, Singapore Math, and Writing With Ease.So, if you've tried the others and are in despair, or if you'd like to start with a program that will take you through high school in ONE book, consider Spelling Power.ETA: 6 months in and still at it. Kiddo is up to grade and better now. More confident. Also, have read the short book on spelling rules entitled Unlocking the Logic of English. This is a FAR better intro to the spelling rules the teacher should know that just using the list from SWR or one pulled off the internet.ETA: 11 months in and still happy! We have hit a great groove.

As an eclectic homeschooler, I was really looking for lists of spelling words that would encourage phonics rules.This book easily fits the bill. The word lists are fantastic, and there is enough here to last for many years to come. We really love the 10-steps to learning words our children misspell.The directions are crazy-long. I won't argue with their methodology, but I do think parents need to be aware of differences in children, and tailor this program to work for them.

This is our favorite spelling program. I have been using it for years, and needed to replace my old copy.

Couldn't justify spending $45-$60 on the 4th edition, the 3rd has all the information and materials needed for years upon years of spelling instruction. The "newest" isn't the best in this instance.

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