Words THeir Way is by Invernizzi, Bear, Templeton and Johnson.
Isabel must have written something else...
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WTW is a fabulous, developmental word study program. The University of Virginia
(Donald Bear, etc) and Louisa Moats are behind it 100 percent. It helps with
reading and writing, since it operates on the child's developmental level.? You
will love it. Kathy Ganke has a few books containing sorts
I taught my class how to sort by printing the inflected ending sheet where they
sort for the sound of -ed. This was a good choice for my class, the students at
the lower levels could do it, and the kids at the derivational level seemed OK
with the level of ease. They were also engaged in the gam
I would be interested in hearing from anyone who is currently using this
program.?
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Doesn't McGraw Hill have the WTW component? Can
anyone clear this up for me???
Donald Bear is one of the authors to the McMillan McGraw Treasures reading
series, so the spelling is based on his work with word sorts and word study.
Barb Parry
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Hi there
Apologies for cross posting
I am interested in hearing from teachers who are using 'Words Their Way' as
part of their spelling and vocab. program. I particularly would like to
know more about how it is managed in the room when you have children at
various levels.
The program
Hello All !
I am a literacy specialist in a town that is using Words Their Way program.
This is my second year here, and the teachers have not had training in it.
They are looking to me to provide some in house training and support, but I
haven't been trained either. I spent last year reading
Hi.
We are looking at a consistent district-wide approach to spelling. Words Their
Way is on our list (along with Sitton and Zaner Bloser) . I found this quote
on amazon.com when pricing WTW: "It gives you all the tools you need to carry
out word study instruction that will motivate and engage
I did it again. My iPad is not wanting to cooperate with me. My post just
attached to Marie's name. It should have attached to mine. Sorry for the
confusion.
Tammy Hubbart
5th Grade
Bluestem Elementary
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Hello,
Our school is considering order the Words Their Way: Word Study in Action 2012
word study workbooks. We have been using WTW for several years, photocopying
the sorts as needed. I am wondering if anyone is using the workbooks. It
seems to me that although it would be more teacher frie
Donald Bear is at University of Nevada, Reno --unless he recently moved. He
was originally from the southeast somewhere and is still a southern boy at
heart.
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WTW is a fabulous, developmental word study program. The University of
Virginia (Donald Bear, etc) and Louisa Mo
I had a second grade girl who was way above the rest of the class. I sent
her next door to a teacher who had a small group she could join.
On 8/31/07, Joy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I taught my class how to sort by printing the inflected ending sheet where
> they sort for the sound of -ed. Th
Good idea, except I'm the only one using this at my school.
Laura Rieben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I had a second grade girl who was way
above the rest of the class. I sent
her next door to a teacher who had a small group she could join.
Joy/NC/4
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How chi
Our 2nd grade team has adopted Words Their Way as part of our curriculum.
What do you need information on?
> I would be interested in hearing from anyone who is currently using this
> program.?
>
> Email and AIM finally tog
Many of the teachers in our school use the program. One of the authors
is the developer of the spelling component in Houghton-Mifflin, which
our county adopted a few years ago. We've been told we can use WTW
rather than what's in the program. That's good, because the program's
spelling is for the a
I would also be interested. I'm using it, but I just started this year and I'm
only a little familiar. I love it though. It makes perfect sense. I gave the
spelling inventory test and it feels so great to know exactly what my students
need. We do the sorts, but I haven't pulled groups yet. I fee
This is my first year to use WTW, but I have seen really good results so far. I
gave the assessment at the beginning of the school year and just gave one at
the beginning of the second 9 weeks to see if there was any progress. Almost
all of my students made improvements, so that was really excit
I agree with you Debbie. It makes perfect sense to give the spelling inventory
test and see exactly what students need. I haven't pulled groups yet. I am in
Grade 6 and I want to pilot it with anyone who wants to give it a go in our
middle school. We have readers at level 3.0 on our DRAs. Some
Hi everyone,
I am watching the conversation and have heard of the program. Is this a
spelling program or vocabulary? What is the spelling inventory?
Thanks,
Linda
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This is my first year to use WTW, but I have seen really good results so far. I
a
ogram, even if on a different level, would be
helpful, I think. Let me know if you are able to set up a place to chat.
Kate
2nd/NC
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Cathy,
Glad to help ... you are welcome to email me if you have any other questions
when setting up your groups. My email is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Good luck,
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Melissa, I would like to be invited to chat somewhere with anyone using WTW. I
have always loved the idea and the book and now that I have our reading program
"under my belt" I feel I can add this and still stay withing our OC reading
program. I don't know what all the sorts are --- open, blind?
You all might consider checking out www.proteacher.net
I'm sure that you could set up a discussion "room" about WTW by asking one of
the ProTeacher admins. It's a really fantastic site with great conversations
and ideas. I'm sure that there are lots of teachers with questions as well as
lot
Thank you--good idea!! I haven't used chat rooms at all, so don't know
much about them!
Melissa
On Nov 12, 2007 9:22 PM, Amy Swan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You all might consider checking out www.proteacher.net
>
> I'm sure that you could set up a discussion "room" about WTW by asking one of
I started using it this year too. I'm the only one at my school, and feel like
I'm groping in the dark a bit. The thing that I find challenging is using the
CD. The word cards print too small, so I have to retype them.
I really like the assessment, and tracking the students on the compute
If you have the $$ or if your school does, order the supplementary
books. There is one for each developmental level that has loads of
sorts in it. They are available from the same publisher as WTW (I
think it's Prentice-Hall). Their price is worth the time you save!
Melissa/VA/2nd
On Nov 13, 2007
I have set up a yahoo group called
'wordstheirway' if anyone wants to join. Just go to the yahoo groups page
http://groups.yahoo.com/
and type in 'wordstheirway'
Everyone is welcome. I am hoping we can share what we are doing in the
classroom at all levels.
Michele Polselli NBCT '06
Literacy Coor
Thanks Melissa.
Linda B
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Are you sure that the Houghton Mifflin has a Words Their Way component?
Maybe our district has an old verison, but I thought ours had word work based
on
Pat Cunninghams making words. Doesn't McGraw Hill have the WTW component? Can
anyone clear this up for me???
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I'm not sure how much word sorts are used, but the philosophy is there
(sort of, since the spelling focus is aimed toward the "middle"). I
don't use any of our Houghton Mifflin stuff. Ick. In any case, Shane
Templeton (I think) is the one who wrote the spelling component for
HM, and he is one of th
I believe that Pearson Learning is the one who puts out the newest edition
of Words their Way... I saw Donald Baer present this summer at TC and ordered
his book from the vendor who was there... Pearson
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I purchased WTW from Barnes and Noble, and am currently using it in my
classroom. One of the assessments is very similar to the NC K-2 Primary
Literacy assessment. (It might be identical, but I haven't taken the time to
compare them.)
The CD/DVD is very helpful.
My students think t
The book I own is called Words their Way: Word Study for Phonics, Vocabulary
and Spelling Instruction by Donald Bear, Marcia Inverizze, Shane Templeton
and Francine Johnston it is the fourth edition with the DVD and CD
enclosed. It is published by Celebration Press which is a division
This is the same one I have. It's publish date is 2008, which I find
interesting since I bought it in July!!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The book I own is called Words their Way: Word Study
for Phonics, Vocabulary
and Spelling Instruction by Donald Bear, Marcia Inverizze, Shane Templeton
and Fra
Working With Words
activates--much-much better than HM's altered versions of Cunningham's or
any other experts work in the field of phonics.
Marti
To:
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> Are you sure that the Houghton Mifflin ha
I use to use Cunningham's work. What books are you referring to?
Pat K
"to be nobody but yourself -- in a world which is doing its best, night
and day, to make you like everybody else -- means to fight the hardest
battle which any human being can fight, and never stop fighting."
e.e. cummings
I have been reading "Words Their Way" for a class that I am taking and
was pretty impressed with the activities offered. I was interested to
know how some of you may be using word sorts within your classroom and
how your students seem to be progressing using this activity?
Thanks!
Brie
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I
have
been
reading
"Words
Their
Way"
for
a
class
that
I
am
taking
and
was
pretty
impressed
with
the
activities
offered.
I
was
interested
to
know
how
some
of
you
may
be
using
wor
I have been using pretty extensively this year, I think on the whole my kids
are doing really well with it. I have 4 sorts going right now (down from 5 or 6
at the start of the year - yes that was a nightmare). Right now I just need
some extra time to get more of the games made, but I like it a
---I have used words their way in a fifth grade room for three years now. No
prior grades use the word sorting (yet--some are starting). What I find is it
focuses my students on really examining the words instead of mindlessly filling
out blanks in a spelling book or repeatedly memorizing wor
Hi Brie,
The thing I don't like about this is that the CD will not work with Vista,
which is on my new laptop, so I can't do any planning at home. I really like
the DVD. I also wish the games were more explicitly explained. I'm the kind of
person who really needs to experience them in orde
I heard Donald Bear speak at Columbia about his Words Their Way and I was
impressed. I went right out and bought his 2008 book along with CD and sadly
have not been able to open it... is there a quick down and dirty overview I can
read I have never seen it used myself... Currently I use
Will you tell us a little about how you do this?
Pat K
"to be nobody but yourself -- in a world which is doing its best, night
and day, to make you like everybody else -- means to fight the hardest
battle which any human being can fight, and never stop fighting."
e.e. cummings
On Feb 20, 2008,
I print the sorts on card stock and pass them out to student groups on Mondays.
They cut them out and they have a spell sort composition book with a pocket
(made by them) that they keep the cards in.
On Tuesdaysish (varies sometimes I start on Mondays)I call up each group to the
smartboard. Th
micis
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I print the sorts on card stock and pass them out to student groups on
Mondays. They cut them out and they have a spell sort composition book with
a pocke
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> I print the sorts on card stock and p
The book should also have a DVD. Pop that puppy in your DVD player and you will
be good to go!
Joy/NC/4
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> When I test my fifth grade students, I have them write the headings for the
> sorts they have been practicing. Then I call out 15 words, making sure to get
> about the same number of words for each feature. They are scored for spelling
> and sorting, which is a
I also test my 2nd graders this way. They have 10 spelling sort words,
scored as follows:
+2 points: right sort column, right spelling
+1 point: right sort column, wrong spelling
+1 point: wrong sort column, right spelling
-1/2 point: reversed letters or inappropriate capital letters
I include 2 "c
Our system is very similar. 2 pts. correct spell and sort
1pt. correct spell wrong sort
0 pt spelled incorrectly.
I teach 3rd grade and if they turn their test book in and they are missing
one of the dictated words,
Basically I do the same thing as you, Bonita. I don't print on cardstock, the
kids seem to be just fine with regular paper. Each of my students put their
words in a zipper sandwich bag that the keep in a zippered puch in their
binder. They have a second zippered bag for previous weeks. At any ti
I do it kind of like that with my firsties. Each word is worth 2 points: one
for spelling it right and one for putting it in the right category. So, that's
2 possible for each word I do give them 1 dictation sentence. Their score is a
percentage of the total.
Leslie/1/CA
Bonita DeAmicis <[EM
> Basically I do the same thing as you, Bonita.
Gosh it feels so good sometimes to hear others are doing the same thing or some
close model--I feel so alone when it comes to spelling!
:)BD
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> write the headings for the sorts they have been practicing. Then I call out
> 15 words, makin
I'm just getting into the thick of Words Their Way and am trying to think about
how to incorporate word study in middle and high school classes. I've seen
word sorts work very well at an elementary level, but I can't wrap my brain
around how to set up an upper level word sort. Any ideas?? Al
rk in that context.
Lori
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> I'm just getting into the thick of
Ljackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am wondering about smart board progrramming. Our math coach showed me how
> to use the technology on my own computer, even though I don't generally use
> smart boards as a literacy coach. It allows your computer to behave as a
> smart board and I
Derivational level SPELLING word sorts introduce students to roots, suffixes,
and prefixes. How meaning is shaped by these word parts and how spelling is
influenced by the root. they can sometimes even be sorted by word origin for
more advanced applications.
An example CONTENT sort would be to
Hi Heather,
When I think of using word sorts at the high school level, I can think of both
content area uses and uses solely for literacy specialists. At the high school
level, most students will be at a stage in their language development in which
they still require help recognizing general
word sorts would work in that context.
>
> Lori
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I am wondering about smart
Karen,
I have used WTW for years and love it. I have 5 groups based on the inventory.
I work with one group a day - giving them new sorts and teaching them the
words in the sort. The other four groups are working on their current sort
(day 1 sort new words, day 2 buddy sort race, day 3 sort a
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Hi there
Apologies for cross posting
I am interested in hearing from teachers who are using 'Words Their Way' as
part of their spelling and vocab. program. I particularly would like to
Karen Back
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Hi there
Apologies for cross posting
I am interested in hearing from teachers
Will you give an example of what the homework looks like. Thanks
PatK
On Jun 11, 2010, at 12:54 PM, Brenda wrote:
Students are responsible to practice using the sorting activities
for homework.
Hope this helps.
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memories. As it turned out I had to
> pull way back because kids did not have vowel digraphs patterns learned or
> basic patterns, because we use Readers Workshop (Caulkins) really does not
> focus on phonics. They are now supporting Words Their Way, so that is why we
> have it.
>
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Will you give an example of what the homework looks like. Thanks
PatK
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Hi there
Apologies for cross posting
I am interested in hearing from teachers w
es not focus
on phonics. They are now supporting Words Their Way, so that is why we have
it.
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/13/10, mlred...@aol.com wrote:
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Readers Workshop was not meant, as far as I know, to include Word Study.
Word Study should be a separate component. Readers
t: Re: [MOSAIC] Words their Way
To: mosaic@literacyworkshop.org
Date: Sunday, June 13, 2010, 9:44 AM
Readers Workshop was not meant, as far as I know, to include Word Study.
Word Study should be a separate component. Readers workshop is where
Word
Study is applied.
Maxine
In a me
Hello,
I have been reading all of your posts on Words Their Way with interest as I
have the books and I am deciding whether or not to use the program full force
next year (I will either be teaching 2nd or 3rd grade). I also have F&P's
Phonics program and Four Blocks Month by Month Phonics (my c
You said it so much better than I could have, but I always felt like
the sorts needed more instruction.
Thank you.
Pat K
On Jun 13, 2010, at 1:22 PM, kuko...@aol.com wrote:
I find that without the inclusion of transfers on an
assessment (and not for bonus points) as well as needed the didacti
mathi"
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You said it so much better than I could have, but I always felt like
the sorts needed more instruction
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Sent: Monday, June 14, 2010 3:09:03 AM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
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You said it so much better than I could have, but I always felt like
the sorts
: [MOSAIC] Words their Way
Would you be willing to share a word sort and exactly what you say
(explicit instruction) as you introduce it. I really am not sure I am
doing it right after all of this time. I never thought to ask
someone to demonstrate online. Thank you.
PatK
On Jun 14, 2010, at 4
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Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2010 7:40 AM
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Would you be willing to share a word sort and exactly what you say
15, 2010 7:40:06 AM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
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Would you be willing to share a word sort and exactly what you say
(explicit instruction) as you introduce it. I really am not sure I am
doing it right after all of this time. I never thought to ask
someon
Where on the CD would I find the word sorts? I've reviewed the CD and am
confused as where the sorts are located. I'm compiling levels C-E for the 5th
grade teachers...I know I must be nuts...or a good friend. Please advise as to
where I find the sorts. Thanks, Sonny
Sonny
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egies Email Group"
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Where on the CD would I find the word sorts? I've reviewed the CD and am
confused as where the sorts are located. I'm compiling levels C-E for the 5th
gra
From: Nicole Frederickson
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Sent: Tue, Nov 9, 2010 12:52 am
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Hi there are a few sorts in the back of the book, otherwise, there are
seperate books you purchase for the sorts - there is a book for
What grade levels have you used this with?
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Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 10:06 PM
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The Words Their Way 4th edition comes with a CD and a DVD
My district uses WTW with grades 1-5. Some teachers love it, others find it a
challenge.
> From: sandra.he...@k12.sd.us
> To: mosaic@literacyworkshop.org
> Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2010 08:09:46 -0600
> Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] Words their Way
>
> What grade levels have
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Hi there are a few sorts in the back of the book, otherwise, there are
seperate books you purchase for the sorts - there is a book for each
developmental lev
for a fact that Columbia touts it as
a fabulous tool.
Good luck,
Kukonis
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Sent: Sat, Jun 9, 2012 9:13 pm
Subject: [MOSAIC] Words Their Way
Hi.
We are looking at a consistent district-wide approach to spelling. Words Their
Way is on our l
teacher's manual.
> But then this is only my opinion... I know for a fact that Columbia touts
> it as a fabulous tool.
>
> Good luck,
> Kukonis
>
>
>
>
>
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Hi.
We are looking at a consistent district-wide approach to spelling. Words
Their Way is on our list (along with Sitton and Zaner Bloser) . I found
this quote on amazon.com when pricing WTW: "It gives you all
2012 5:45 PM
To:
Subject: [MOSAIC] Words Their Way
Hi.
We are looking at a consistent district-wide approach to spelling. Words Their
Way is on our list (along with Sitton and Zaner Bloser) . I found this quote
on amazon.com when pricing WTW: "It gives you all the tools you need to c
A few thoughts about spelling:
Over time, I have come to the conclusion that some people can spell
and some people just can't. I used to think it had a lot to do with
how much reading a person did, but I don't know anymore whether I
believe that. My son (35 years old) is an avid reader and
it at my school and with great success. it is quite labour intensive
> at the start, but gets easier.
> Wendy
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>> Hi.
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> >> Hi.
> >> We are looking at a consistent district-wide approach to spelling.
> Words Their Way is on our list (along with Sitton and Zaner Bloser
I echo Renee's sentiments. Just in my own family for example - I have three
girls. The first one I figured out early on that we only needed to quickly
review spelling words once just to ease my mind. The other two - we studied
each week, got 100 and couldn't spell for beans. I've always bee
artha.
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Sent: Sun, Jun 10, 2012 9:02 pm
Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] Words Their Way
I echo Renee's sentiments. Just in my own family for example - I have three
girls. The first one I figured out early on that we only needed to quickly
revie
;> We use it at my school and with great success. it is quite labour
>> intensive at the start, but gets easier.
>>> Wendy
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>>> Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2012 5:45 PM
>>> To:
>>
goes from there.
>
> In the meantime, thanks again!
> Martha.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
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> To: mosaic >
> Sent: Sun, Jun 10, 2012 9:02 pm
> Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] Words Their Way
>
>
> I echo Renee's s
y vertical team. We'll see where
>>it
>> goes from there.
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>> In the meantime, thanks again!
>> Martha.
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>> -Original Message-
>> From: norma baker >
>> To: mosaic >
>> Sent: Sun, Jun 10, 2012
ss. it is quite labour
>>> intensive at the start, but gets easier.
>>>> Wendy
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What I did with my 2nd & 3rd grade students is have a print-rich
environment which gave them many resources to look at words and spell
them correctly. Anything that was visible was basically a "no excuses"
word that needed to be spelled correctly. I did not do a word wall, but
instead had lists
, June 11, 2012 10:29 AM
To: Mosaic: A Reading Comprehension Strategies Email Group
Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] Words Their Way
What I did with my 2nd & 3rd grade students is have a print-rich
environment which gave them many resources to look at words and spell
them correctly. Anything that was visi
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