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Review of A Reason For Spelling

March 15, 2022 · In: Curriculum, Resources, Reviews

If you have been here for a while, you know my youngest is a bit ahead of schedule since we started some of her curriculum early. In a few weeks, she will finish up her current level of spelling, handwriting, math, and language arts! This one keeps me on my toes, for sure.

Almost done with A Reason For Spelling Level B!

Short and Sweet

This is the subject I need to be open and go. I bought A Reason For to try with my 1st and 4th graders this past summer. It has been exactly what I needed. Simple for me, routine for them. The bonus is that it is Bible-centered with extra stories incorporating the spelling words.

Next Steps for Spelling

We are partnering with A Reason For this year, and share more about our experience! We will start Level C and Level E of both spelling and handwriting in just a few weeks. I have heard great things about their handwriting program, and am looking forward to diving in.

New books is always exciting! Taking a peek at Level C.

For You

What has been your experience with spelling curriculum? If you’d like to try A Reason For, they provided a generous discount for you. Use code TRISHA20 for 20% your order! To see what else we have enjoyed this year, check out my review of Learning Language Arts Through Literature.

By: juiceboxhomeschool · In: Curriculum, Resources, Reviews · Tagged: a reason for, handwriting, handwriting curriculum, homeschool curriculum, spelling, spelling curriculum

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