 | Listen and Write
Designed for your young students as they move from the Preliterate Stage into the Phonetic Stage of spelling. |
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 |  | Jack and Jill
Designed to move your student from the Phonetic Stage into the third developmental stage — Skill Development. |
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 | Wild Tales
Will continue your student’s journey through the Skill Development stage. If your child is new to Spelling You See, you will want to take a little more time with the first few lessons in order to become familiar with this unique approach. |
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|  | Americana
Continues the Skill Development Stage. Students will read nonfiction stories about American history and culture. The reading level gradually increases, providing opportunities for vocabulary development and allowing students to learn how to spell words in an interesting context. |
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 | American Spirit
Continues to guide students through the Skill Development Stage. Students will read about various people and events from American history, with a gradually increasing reading level. At the same time, the emphasis on the mastery of everyday words continues, building a strong foundation for the next stage of spelling. |
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|  | Ancient Achievements
Is designed as a bridge from the Skill Development Stage to the Word Extension stage of spelling. Students will read about ancient places and events with a gradually-increasing reading level. Students will continue to improve their basic spelling skills while learning interesting new facts about words in preparation for more advanced study of spelling patterns. |
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 | Modern Milestones
Is designed for students in the Word Extension stage of spelling. Students will read about the contributions of many different people during the last four centuries. Students will begin to learn details about specific spelling patterns, particularly how prefixes and suffixes are used to expand or change the meaning of words. |
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Lower Level
Listen and Write
