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Steps
- Start with some simple words.
- Pronounce the word out loud, how it sounds like it should bepronounced.
- Read.
- Remember the simple rules of spelling.
- Learn the pronunciation of letters put together.
- Do not attempt a spelling once, or even twice.
Also question is, what is the fastest way to memorize spelling words?
Here's an example:
- Say the word – night. Say each syllable if there are morethan one.
- Stretch the word – /nnn-iii-t-t-t/ Work by syllables ifnecessary. If a sound can't be stretched, stutter it.
- Split up the sounds. Work by syllables if necessary. Firstsound? /
- Count the sounds.
- Draw blanks. ___ ___ ___
- Make words out of play dough. Play dough provides a fun sensoryexperience, and a chance to really think about each letter beforesculpting it!
- Let them type.
- Use magnetic trays.
- LEGOs.
- Sing it!
- Get up and move!
- Cheerios, beads, and other small objects.
- Rainbow words.
Furthermore, how can I improve my spelling as an adults?
Spelling tips
- Know the rules. They aren't consistent and there are plenty ofexceptions, but it's still worth learning some spelling rules inEnglish.
- Study Dolch Words.
- Recognize prefixes and suffixes.
- Read as often as you can.
- Look for patterns.
- Use mnemonics.
- Spell out loud.
- Research the origin of words.
Fuller, from Tulsa, Oklahoma, was just five years oldwhen she qualified for the bee in March. Her competitorsrange from eight to 15 years old, according to Scripps statistics.The largest contingent of participants are 13 years old. Althoughspellers must be no older than 15, there is no minimum ageto qualify.