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-- Teacher book and companion to "Tricks of The Trade" Much like detective work, Gayle Graham's approach to learning to spell is fun and enlightening to your students specific spelling "opportunities". Instead of graded "lists", children apply spelling rules to words they have specific problems with and keep them categorized in the workbook.
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-- Student Workbook Much like detective work, Gayle Graham's approach to learning to spell is fun and enlightening to your students specific spelling "opportunities". Instead of graded "lists", children apply spelling rules to words they have specific problems with and keep them categorized in the workbook.
Theoretically, after a while you should see a particular pattern. There could be specific phonograms that your student struggles with and therefore you can target your instruction. If you don’t . . .</P>
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