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Higher education spelling study guides
Spanish Alphabet and Pronunciation Guide
Finally an easy resource for teaching the Spanish alphabet! If you’re tired of the book breaking the letters up and teaching a few every chapter, or you’ve just always wanted a concise breakdown of all of the pronunciation rules, then I have what you’re looking for! This student alphabet and pronunciation resource packet includes a table of the alphabet, a chart of all of the pronunciation rules with Spanish and English sound examples, pronunciation tips for the harder sounds (like the tongue
Spanish Spelling Rules Study Guide - Reglas de Ortografía (updated version 2022)
This is a 36 slide power point if PDF format which contains the spelling rules that will enable your students to write correctly in Spanish. It specifically includes the following topics:1. El punto, la coma, los signos de interrogación y exclamación y el acento en palabras interrogativas. 2. Las mayúsculas. 3. Las palabras que se escriben con B y V. 4. Las palabras que se escriben con G y J. 5. Las palabras que se escriben con LL e Y. 6. Las palabras con X. 7. La letra H y la letra Ñ. 8. Las pa
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
A Teacher's Cheat Sheet for Teaching Spelling Generalizations
This product is a fun quiz for Orton-Gillingham tutors and an advanced quiz for upper level students and all teachers. The product contains 78 flashcards revealing the answers to common spelling generalizations, or rules. For instance, you can learn the answers to the following:
What letter makes no sound of its own?
What 3 letters are never doubled?
What are the three sounds of
"-ed" at the end of a word, meaning past tense?
What is syllable division rule 1?
Do two vowels always make one
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
FREE Common Rimes, aka Word Families, Cheat Sheet
I created this handy reference sheet of Common Rimes and real words in each rime family. Not only do I access it daily, but I give it to students to use as a reference as well. I even send it home and let the students explain it to their parents.
This reference sheet helps students spell using the "If I Know..., Then I Know..." Spelling Strategy
I hope you, your students and your parents enjoy this freebie!
This sheet is ideal to use with my 37 Most Common Rimes Poster Set for Phonics &
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K - 12th, Higher Education
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Spanish Accents Rules - Reglas de Acentuación en Español
'Where does the accent go?' is an must-have 10 page PDF presentation that contains a table with the rules to put the accents in the correct place when writing in Spanish. It also contains 7 slides with activities to practice these rules. The instructions for the activities are in Spanish. This presentation is for children, teenagers or adults learning Spanish that want to understand with real examples the basic rules for correct writing. I've used it during 3 lessons but you can come back to it
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
LANTITE Resources - Literacy Revision Study Cards
These 42 cards can be printed 2 or 4 to a page, and bound to make a revision booklet, great for revision before sitting the pre-service teacher LANTITE Literacy exam.This is a must have resource to help you prepare for the LANTITE Literacy!THIS PRODUCT REVIEWS TOPICS SUCH AS:Punctuation MarksHomophonesPrefixes and SuffixesSpelling RulesAbbreviationsTypes of TextCommonly Misspelt WordsThis resource is great to help you learn, practice, revise and familiarise yourself with various aspects of Liter
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Read and color. Knowing about utensils and Primary Colors
Read and color. Knowing about utensils and Primary Colors
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Read and color:Knowing about animals and Primary Colors
Read and color. Knowing about animalsand Primary Colors : Red, Yellow, BlueThis book will make children enjoy with coloring book.
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Blank Conjugation Charts (BOOT Version 1) - Black & White
Many verbs have stem changes in the present and another tense, so this is a customized "Blank Conjugation Chart - BOOT Version" that will help you conjugate those verbs. This is the first version that you can print out in black and white, and the second that I will post later will be modified so you can print them out in color. I hope this chart makes your work and study easier for all of you.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Macbeth Acts II & III Vocabulary Quizzes and KEYS
Macbeth Act II & III Vocabulary A complete with each word correctly spelled, with its definition and part of speech provided. A second sheet with just the definitions, and a third sheet with the words correctly spelled with their parts of speech. This can be a quiz, a test, homework, group work or individual assignment. A KEY is provided
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Stative verbs poster/sheet
This document is a table-summary of the stative verbs. It includes:Definition of what stative verbs are.A table of 3 pages consisting of: classification of stative verbs, correct and incorrect uses.Examples of stative verbs that can be used with a dynamic meaning.This is very helpful for students to review their knowledge about stative verbs so as to use them with the appropriate verbal tenses in the appropriate context. You can use it as a sheet to be given to the students to study and review t
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
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Quick Clicks: Word Usage - Precise Word Choices at Your Fingertips
Is it "Please join Paul and I" or "Please join Paul and me"? Do I lie down or lay down for a nap? How does violence on TV effect (or is it affect) young viewers? Do you insure or ensure that your seatbelt is fastened? Should you hone in or home in on your objective? Did the bride walk down the aisle or isle? Did the dog bury its or it’s bone? Is alright a word? How about alot? And did she pour over or pore over the details?
And how do you know when to put in a hyphen and when to leave it out?
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Spelling and Vocabulary for the ESL Classroom-TOP 280 Words in English!
This Spelling and Vocabulary for the ESL Classroom Curriculum Bundle contains the TOP 280 WORDS spoken and written in the English! How did I decide on these particular 280 words? Well, the short answer is statistical analysis. The longer answer is the 390 million words contained in the Longman Corpus Network (database of authentic language used in English) was analyzed and used to compile core words used in the English language. This helps gives ESL/EFL/ELL students a powerful learning tool, an
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Spelling List #2 for Grades 6-8
Help your students to continue to learn the right way to spell some age-appropriate words. The second spelling printable from Debbie's Den contains six lists, with 20 common words each, that are grade-appropriate and are often misspelled. It's a handy tool for mini-lessons as well as for spelling tests and spelling bees.
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6th - 8th, Higher Education
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kids daily schedule, planner Printable, gift for kid,printable Planner,Weekly
kids daily schedule - PrintableStay organized and keep track of your weekly school Schedule Planner.This Printable Weekly Schedule Planner includes both Sunday & Monday start days versions.Instant Download - Weekly Schedule Printable, Hourly Planner, Weekly Organizer, Weekly Printable,Daily Schedule, Homeschool Planner, Family Planner -Letter sizeDETAILS:• Page size:US Letter size (8.5 x 11 inches).• Number of PDF files: 1.• 1 JPG size: A4• Quality: High quality, 300 dpi.DOWNLOAD INCLUDES:•
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Note - Capitalization - Title Grammar
• Capitalize words that name one particular thing, most often a person or place, rather than a general type or group of things.
• Names that need capitals are like legal titles that identify a specific thing.
• For example, you can take a course in history (a word not capitalized because it is a general field of study) offered by a particular department with a specific name, that is, the History Department at your school.
• The name of that specific department is capitalized.
• However, if you t
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Common Knowledge Words Game
Common Words and Phrases Project
Colloquial and slang expressions, along with cliches often pepper the language, making stories more interesting. This lesson and project allows your students to bring to life the common expressions they are familiar with and will also introduce them to some old expressions they probably never heard of before.
Complete plan and detailed worksheet included.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Spelling Words for Students in Grades 6-8
Laura Ingalls Wilder once said that, "The only stupid thing about words is the spelling of them." If that's the case, then help your students to learn the right way to spell some of those confusing words. The third spelling printable from Debbie's Deb contains six more lists, with 20 common words each, that are grade-appropriate and are often misspelled. It's a handy tool for mini-lessons as well as for spelling tests and spelling bees.
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5th - 8th, Higher Education
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Quick Clicks: Spelling List - Commonly Misspelled Words at Your Fingertips
This time-saving, reliable spelling resource by sought-after editor and former English teacher and librarian Jodie Renner is a clickable list of words and phrases that, for one reason or another, often trip up even good spellers and slow down their work. By using this handy alphabetical spelling glossary links throughout, and also Renner’s companion guide, Quick Clicks: Word Usage – Precise Word Choices at Your Fingertips, you can find the correct answers quickly and get back to what really matt
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Commonly Confused Words and Definitions
This detailed list of commonly confused words and definitions is a keeper! Comprehensive, succinct explanations provide students will a quick reference tool. Students may refer to this worksheet throughout the year as they complete assignments.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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Cut, paste and color.
Cut, paste and color.cutting and paste with cute animals
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Some Tips on Improving English Speaking
This activity is a pdf form including some multiple choice questions and their answers for non native speakers of English. It is suitable for all learners including home schooling and adult ones.This activity is completely free. Hope you will benefit a lot from it.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Alphabet phonetics for Frenchie's
This is an excellent table to provide to beginners ESL students who needs to practice their spelling pronunciation.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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