I can't imagine that you would need another resource because WTW (especially
the newest edition) has many activities and different types of sorts. If you
are looking for something else I would suggest making Words,
How much time are you able to devote to word study? In my district we only get
WTW has supplemental books as well. I bought 3 of them and would tell you the
titles, but my high school teachers have them. The three I have go along with
the three types of spellers, one of them being derivational. Hope that helps!
Ann Davidson
Literacy Coach
Anyone who stops learning
You might want to consider Word Journeys by Kathy Ganske. She did her work at
UVA where Words Their Way was developed and I think this was her dissertation.
It works beautifully with WTW, but I think it is much easier to use
diagnostically. It has a feature analysis that allows the teacher to
I agree Words Their Way
On Oct 9, 2012 12:54 AM, Livingston, Marie mlivings...@ttsd.k12.or.us
wrote:
My reading class this year is filled with super spellers. I teach a 5th
grade beyond level reading class. My spelling program is Sitton spelling
for 6th grade and I think it's too easy for
Our third grade team uses Words Their Way and differentiates for the entire
grade by leveling spelling groups. We purchased the different level books with
the spelling sorts/lists. They are a great time saver!
Brenda
Third Grade Teacher
Rootstown Elementary School
