By Pamela -

Making Words Spelling

This week I told students to make words in their spelling scribblers using the following letters:

a i b b r s t

Here is an example of how your child can set up the lesson in his/her spelling notebook.

two letter words: it as at is

three letter words: bit sit its rat sat bib tab bat rib

four letter words: bits rats bibs bait tabs bats star

five letter words: stair

six letter words: rabbit

The secret word is rabbits!

If you have scrabble tiles or banana gram tiles at home let your child use these letter tiles to spell their words. We use wooden scrabble tiles and plastic letter tiles when we do our making words lessons in class.
Have fun making words. Get the whole family involved. Can you make more words than me?

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