The Traditional Spelling III Teacher Manual contains general lesson overview guidelines and a sample lesson plan. Each lesson features the inset of the student guide, an introduction, teaching overview, definitions, word study questions, and guided student work.
The appendix contains a spelling test form, spelling review games, spelling rules reference sheets, common English contractions, and a phonics overview for the teacher.
The Traditional Spelling III features 34 mastery-based phonics and spelling lessons. Each lesson contains a Phonics Focus, a list of spelling words in print and cursive, room to write colorful words, a short reading passage, spelling sentences, and dictation.
Memoria Press is proud to introduce the next step in the Traditional Spelling series: Traditional Spelling IV. A comprehensive, phonetic approach to teaching spelling, this course is designed for students who have completed a phonics program and are reading at a fourth grade level.
Memoria Press is proud to introduce the next step in the Traditional Spelling series: Traditional Spelling IV. A comprehensive, phonetic approach to teaching spelling, this course is designed for students who have completed a phonics program and are reading at a fourth grade level.
Memoria Press is proud to introduce the next step in the Traditional Spelling series: Traditional Spelling IV. A comprehensive, phonetic approach to teaching spelling, this course is designed for students who have completed a phonics program and are reading at a fourth grade level.
Memoria Press is proud to introduce the next step in the Traditional Spelling series: Traditional Spelling V.
A comprehensive, phonetic approach to teaching spelling, this course is designed for students who have completed a phonics program and are reading at a fifth grade level.
Memoria Press is proud to introduce the next step in the Traditional Spelling series: Traditional Spelling V.
A comprehensive, phonetic approach to teaching spelling, this course is designed for students who have completed a phonics program and are reading at a fifth grade level.
These Streaming Instructional Videos offer the help of a master teacher who will lead you through the lessons of Traditional Spelling IIfor an entire school year.
The Traditional Spelling Book II Student Book features 34 lessons and a dictionary of spelling words included in the program. Each lesson contains a Phonics Focus, a list of spelling words in print and cursive, room to write colorful words, a short reading passage, spelling sentences, and dictation.
The Student Guide not only provides questions corresponding with the text, but also provides an in depth study that will aid the student in sharpening both his/her reading and comprehension skills.
The Teacher Guide is meant to be used in conjunction with the Student Study Guide. Our Teacher Guide includes answers to the questions contained within the Student Guide, and also contains quizzes and the final test.
The Teacher Guide is meant to be used in conjunction with the Student Study Guide. Our Teacher Guide includes answers to the questions contained within the Student Guide, and also contains quizzes and the final test.
Now your child can enjoy Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson as a Michael Clay Thompson language-illustrated classic. The novel is reproduced in its entirety and includes Michael's "language illustrations"—close-ups of poetic techniques, four-level analyses of interesting grammar, and comments about writing strategies. Challenging vocabulary is defined at the bottom of each page.
According to Michael, "Treasure Island was first serialized in Young Folks magazine from 1881 to 1882 and then published in novel form in 1883. Stevenson created a world-unto-itself, with a ship’s-worth of pirates and rogues, good souls and bad. While reading Treasure Island, we feel the salt spray of the novel, hear the booming surf on the reef, and glimpse the quick wink of that smartest of pirates, Long John Silver. Jim Hawkins is a true spirit, navigating a path through the unworldly, even as circumstances become stranger and stranger. Stevenson soaks us in strong characters with vivid, rich names—rascals and thieves, lawyers and boys. From one’s first reading of Treasure Island, Long John Silver clunks into one’s inner reality with his wooden leg and his squawking parrot and his weasel words, and from that day forward, there is always an inner Long John lurking within us, ready to fool us once again."
Filled with mystery, murder, mutiny, and the daring bravado of its young hero, Jim Hawkins, Treasure Island has been thrilling readers young and old since it was first published in 1883.
Originally intended by the author for the private amusement of his stepson, this gripping story of Jim’s perilous encounters with the treacherous Long John Silver and his fellow pirates has enthralled many generations.