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Word Scramble with Letters for Six, Seven and Eight Letter Words

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Word Scramble with Letters for Six, Seven and Eight Letter Words preview
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Look Inside · 9 pages

Letter Scrambles cover: six-, seven- and eight-letter words, with castle, sailboat, garden and overalls pictured
Introduce the word-building book before the first puzzle
Table of contents listing directions, six-, seven- and eight-letter word pages, two answer sections and letter tiles
Find the right section and answer pages quickly
Word building with magnet: students list as many smaller words as they can spell using the letters m, a, g, n, e and t
Morning work or a timed spelling challenge
Word building with stream, shown beside flowing water: students rearrange s, t, r, e, a and m to spell new words
Partner race: who finds the most words?
Word building with castle, shown beside a castle drawing: students write every word they can make from c, a, s, t, l and e
Literacy center task with letter tiles
Word building with planet, shown beside a globe: students spell and record new words using only p, l, a, n, e and t
Early-finisher page for spelling practice
Word building with grapes, shown beside grapes: students find words hidden in g, r, a, p, e and s and write them
Three-minute timer challenge for small groups
Word building with carpet, shown beside a flying carpet: students make and write words from c, a, r, p, e and t
Sort found words into columns by length
Word building with spider, shown beside a spider drawing: students write each word they can form from s, p, i, d, e and r
Homework practice for building spelling words
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Grade 1, 2, 3

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About This Product

Use letters from one word to create a new word. How many can you find? Disassemble and rearrange the letters of one word to create new words. This resource is great spelling practice. Students will learn that words follow a predictable pattern. By realising this, students will be able to easily learn and recognize other words. Word patterns include: ai, ay, ea, ou, and ck. Test student comprehension by organizing words into columns based on length. Use a timer to test the number of words students can come up with during a certain timeframe.

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