

Create your week of spelling activities in PowerPoint. I like to use PowerPoint because I can hyperlink to websites and files on my computer. In this example I have listed the topic words for the week. Students who have access to the computers can type out this list 3 times and it is projected on the screen for the rest of the class to copy into their books. There is a hyperlink below that to a website called Look, Cover, Write and Check. You can type in your word list and be tested online. This is a great activity for fast finishers and for children who need some incentive to learn their words.


This activity has been created in Inspiration and has been saved as a file to my computer. So all I had to do was hyperlink to the file from PowerPoint.
2 comments:
I teach ten year olds in Edinburgh and enjoyed reading your blog.
Have you come across the free online spelling website "Spelling City"?
Regards
Lucy
Hi Lucy
yes I do know this site and I have used it with kids. I particularly like how you can add your own words. Here are some links to other great Spelling sites http://delicious.com/sharpjacqui/spelling
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