Your Student Should Begin in All About Spelling Level 1
Based on this placement test, your student would benefit the most from beginning in All About Spelling Level 1.
All About Spelling is a building block program: each level builds upon the previous one. In order to build a strong foundation, most students start with Level 1.
Your student will learn encoding skills, reliable spelling rules, and multisensory strategies for spelling, along with exciting new concepts including phonograms, consonant teams, segmenting, syllables, consonant blends, initial blends, final blends, and plurals. Phonological awareness and encoding skills are taught throughout Level 1.
If you have additional questions about spelling placement, please see our FAQs or feel free to contact us at support@allaboutlearningpress.com.
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FAQs
Placement
Since All About Spelling is mastery-based, the level numbers do not correspond to grade levels. For example, Level 1 doesn’t have to be completed in first grade. Placement for spelling is based on the student’s knowledge of spelling rules and concepts rather than grade level, reading level, or the words a student has memorized.
All About Spelling is a building block program—each level builds upon the previous one. The rules and concepts learned in Level 1 are applied in Level 2, and then those are applied in Level 3, and so on. To prevent any gaps in knowledge, we suggest that most students start with Level 1.
All About Spelling can easily be adapted for use with older students. See this blog post for useful tips on using Level 1 with older students.
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We recommend each student have their own Student Packet and Spelling Review Box.
The Letter Tiles are the same for both All About Reading and All About Spelling and are a one-time purchase per household.