Essential Spelling | List 4 | Activities

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: The Essential Words List 1-7 individual resources make up the Word Card BUNDLE. These 290 words are most often used when writing. The words are presented on large and small cards. The complete resource allows for students to learn at their level of achievement through the practice of individual words during the class programme. Included is a chart of the complete List of 290 Essential Words. These can be pasted into the student’s books for reference.

SMART RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: List 4 has fifty high frequency words. The resource allows for intense practice of individual words. This can help students to identify and spell individual words most often used when writing. The words are presented on large and small cards. The cards can be used for reading, writing and games (two sets would be required for Memory, Snap and Go Fish). Students can also use the large card sheet for practising writing the word they are learning around the printed word. A ‘How many words can you write?’ activity and a complete List 4 word sheet are also included.

SMART RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: List 4 has fifty high frequency words. The words are presented on large and small cards. A ‘How many words can you write?’ activity and a complete List 4 word sheet are also included. A black and white format.

SMART RESOURCE | List 4 provides learners with fifty high frequency words. The words are presented individually with a cartoon sports image to create a poster. At this stage, students are more reliant on initial letter/sound and letter sequence to identify the word. ‘Word Shape’ activities to aid spelling and create a ‘Word Find’ activity are included in the resource. A List 4 sheet of words and ‘How many words can you write?’ activity are additional. Finally, the Learning Intention and a further five activities are provided for extra student practise. Students should also be encouraged to find these words in their environment as well as using them in their reading and writing. The black and white format is excellent for student booklets.