Membership
Sign Up
Sign In
Can't access your account?
Explore Curriculum
Research
Standards Correlations
Teacher Reviews
Science
Math
Social Studies
READING/ELA
Sign in
MEMBERSHIP
Explore Curriculum
Research
Standards Correlations
Teacher Reviews
Back
Spelling
English Language Arts, Grade 8
Back
Study Guide
Provides a quick overview of the topic selected!
Flash Cards
Practice and review the topic selected with illustrated flash cards!
Quiz
Assess students’ understanding of the topic selected!
Worksheets
Print illustrated worksheets!
Games
Engage students with interactive games.
Study Guide Spelling English Language Arts, Grade 8
SPELLING
Are
There
Any
Tricks
to
Becoming
a
Successful
Speller?
One
technique
for
successful
spelling
is
to
say,
or
pronounce,
the
word
correctly.
Another
technique
for
successful
spelling
is
to
write
the
word.
It
is
helpful
to
refer
to
a
dictionary
for
the
correct
spellings
of
questionable
words.
A
memory
device
may
be
of
use:
c-a-p-i-t-o-l
is
the
spelling
for
our
nation’s
Capitol
Building;
the
"o"
looks
like
the
dome
of
the
Capitol
Building.
A
technique
for
successful
spelling
is
to
divide
the
word
into
parts,
or
syllables,
and
spell
it
syllable
by
syllable.
Another
technique
for
successful
spelling
is
to
write
the
spellings
of
difficult
or
often-used
words
in
a
notebook.
Editing
your
written
work
will
also
help
you
to
notice
any
misspellings.
Some
Spelling
Guidelines
to
Remember
1.
I
before
e
Except
after
c,
Or
when
it
sounds
like
a
As
in
neighbor
and
weigh
2.
In
one-syllable
words
ending
with
a
consonant,
double
the
consonant
before
adding
the
suffix
that
begins
with
a
vowel.
hop
+
ing
=
hopping
run
+
ing
+
running
3.
When
a
prefix
is
added
to
a
word,
the
spelling
of
the
root
word
is
not
changed.
mis
+
understand
=
misunderstand
re
+
connect
=
reconnect
Try
This!
1]
How
many
words
are
misspelled
in
this
sentence?
The
son's
raise
formed
a
colorfull
mosaic
on
the
pond.
a]
one
b]
two
c]
three
d]
four
2]
Each
word
in
this
sentence
is
spelled
correctly.
In
order
to
buy
all
of
our
school
supplies,
my
mom
needed
a
loan
from
my
little
brother's
piggybank!
a]
true
b]
false
© Copyright NewPath Learning. All Rights Reserved.
Permission
is
granted
for
the
purchaser
to
print
copies
for
non-commercial
educational
purposes
only.
Visit
us
at
www.NewPathLearning.com.
Need Help?
Contact Us
Browse Virtual Catalog
Request a Catalog
Order Form
W-9 Form
FAQs
NewPath Learning
About Us
Our Team
Awards & Endorsements
Grants & Funding
Product Suggestions
Custom Publishing
Collaborate Online
Our Blog
Solutions
Review & Reinforcement
Intervention & Enrichment
Test Prep
After School/Summer School
Parental Involvement
Professional Development
Shop By Product
Curriculum Mastery Games
Flip Charts
Visual Learning Guides
Curriculum Learning Modules
E-Books/Workbooks
Posters & Charts
Study/Vocabulary Cards
Digital Curriculum
Online Learning
Online Printable Worksheets
Shop By Grade
Early Childhood
First Grade
Second Grade
Third Grade
Fourth Grade
Fifth Grade
Sixth Grade
Seventh Grade
Eighth Grade
High School
Shop By Subject
Science
Math
Reading/ELA
ESL & Spanish
Social Studies
Health
© 2021 NewPath Learning all right reserved
|
Privacy Statements
|
Term of use
|
Website design WinMix Soft