Sequential Spelling is AVKO's premiere seven-level spelling program for the teaching of the patterns of English spelling within seven normal public school years. Sequential Spelling is great for schools as well as homeschoolers. The sequences are not based on grade level curriculum. The sequences are based on building from easy words to advanced words as from all, tall, stall, install, installment, installation. Most students should start with Level 1. Use our rough pre-test for Sequential Spelling (PDF) to determine more specifically where your student should begin if level 1 will be too easy for your student(s). View other placement tests for spelling and reading.
Traditional Spelling Program
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AVKO does not present "rules" in its Sequential Spelling and other spelling materials. Instead, the "rules" are embedded in the program so that the children can pick them up automatically. AVKO does have materials available for parents and teachers to be able to teach the rules if they so desire.
My Review:
Thank You to AVKO Sequential Spelling for letting us review the Sequential Spelling I DVD and workbook.
Thank You to AVKO Sequential Spelling for letting us review the Sequential Spelling I DVD and workbook.
Let me say first I LOVE Sequential Spelling. This is the first Spelling Curriculum I have used and I have definitely seen results with both of our children. I started both of our children on Level 1 because I wanted to start with the beginning. Before Sequential Spelling we did alot of copy work which I still love but Sequential Spelling gives our children a boast in there spelling.I love how the words that they are spelling build upon each other. I love that the lessons are short and to the point. When we sit down to do Sequential Spelling our children are so excited to do spelling, I wish you could be in our house when we are doing Sequential Spelling. Here are some pictures to show you what it looks like when we are doing Sequential Spelling.
Here are our children doing there first lesson of Sequential Spelling. D Man has to have something up so that his sister won't copy, she doesn't need to. The video is awesome. What I love about the video is that she says the word,says it in a sentence, and then repeats the word and then we pause to write, when we unpause you see the word and she spells it again, if you get it wrong and you pause the video and correct your answer and then move onto the next word. You use the words alot so they really know the words to spell them. I found the video was VERY helpful would definitely recommend it.
Ducky writing her Spelling words during a pause.
D Man writing his Spelling words.
I have reviewed one copy of Sequential Spelling so for our daughter we used paper and folded into fours and then wrote Day1,2,3,and 4 etc.
More of Ducky's work.
Sequential Spelling builds confidence in your children. Also Sequential Spelling builds on how many words you do too. As you go up in the lessons you have more words to do.
I love how on each page they have a confidence builder. I especially love this one below. It's OK to make mistakes. You don't learn if you don't make mistakes. It's get for our children to see these. This is one of the many get statements. AWESOME!!!!
This is the best part for me, after each lesson they do a VICTORY dance. This is the very important to me as a Mom that they LOVE there lesson and as you see they are so HAPPY. This says ALOT about AVKO Sequential Spelling
All opinions are my own:)
8 comments:
sounds like a great curriculum, your kids seem to do really well with it. I already have my curriculum for next year, I will have to look into it for 3rd grade. Thank you for sharing!
That looks great! Thanks for sharing the review. I love all the photos you took too!
That looks great thanks for sharing.
This looks great! Thanks for sharing this!
That looks neat! Thanks for the review!
I've heard of this kind of learning before but have not really known how it works..thanks for sharing!
Blessings!
I've never heard of this spelling before. I do have a few in the home that have trouble with spelling. I am bookmarking the site. Perhaps I will get this.
Danielle S
Our kids are both very young, but I've been playing around with the idea of homeschooling. Definitely going to keep this curriculum in mind either way!
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