180 Days™: Spelling & Word Study Workbook for 3rd Grade Ages 8–9 | Spelling, Word Study, Spelling Patterns, Word Analysis for School or Home

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Build Spelling Skills with Fun, Daily Practice for Third Graders! 180 Days™ of Spelling and Word Study for Third Grade Workbook Features: A full page of easy-to-follow practice for every day of the school year Age-appropriate activities that build spelling and word study skills Weekly assessments and answer key to monitor progress and learning needs along the way Versatile Activities to Engage Learners: Students learn best with short, consistent practice. Perfect for third graders, this workbook offers standards-based spelling and word study activities for every day of the school year. Sentence building, word sorting, and other interactive exercises allow students to learn essential skills in a fun and engaging way. Daily Practice That’s Fun and Effective: Featuring one practice page per day, students build confidence and phonics skills as they practice identifying synonyms and antonyms, completing sentences, making analogies, and more. Each week focuses on a new spelling pattern with purposeful practice to provide steady progress without overwhelming learners. Perfect for Homeschool and Classroom Learning: Parents love that this teacher-approved spelling workbook makes at-home learning easy, while teachers trust it for classroom and small-group use. Ideal for homeschool, extra practice, or children who need a little more support, this workbook fits seamlessly into any learning routine. Track and Support Progress With Ease: Helpful overview pages explain what children are learning and offer tips to support them throughout their learning journey. This 3rd grade workbook also includes assessments and an answer key to monitor progress and learning needs along the way. About Our Best-Selling Workbook Series: The 180 Days™ of Practice series by Shell Education provides standards-based, daily activities that engage students in learning language, reading, writing, spelling, science, social studies, social-emotional learning, mathematics, and more! The easy-to-use workbooks are aligned with college and career readiness and state standards―perfect for both classroom and at-home learning. Review: Building on the Basics - This series of homeschool workbooks is a great tool, especially for the child who is a quick and independent learner. Review: Great Tool for Homeschool Spelling! - Are you looking for a quick and dirty spelling workbook for kids? This is it. I bought this for my 11 year old who seriously struggles with spelling. This is her first year of homeschool, and unfortunately her prior public school did not focus on spelling, so it is back to the drawing board. I chose the Grade 3 workbook. After reading reviews, it seems that there are a lot of kiddos her age struggling with spelling too. According to other reviewers, this is best for a 5th grade level. Well, I bet its great for most 3rd graders, who have a good grasp on spelling in general, but I find Grade 3/Level 3 best for my 6th grade daughter. I can't make assumptions for all 3rd graders. My son is in 3rd grade and we use the Spelling for Minecrafters books (grades 3 and 4) for him. Pros: - Daily spelling practice - Uses same or similar types of words throughout the week - Introduces children to prefixes and suffixes - Traditional, familiar format - great for public school kids as well as those transitioning from public school - Good for independent work that parents can review later, if needed Cons: - Some of the instructions can be unclear to students; ensure that your student comprehends the instructions. - Traditional format - depending your method of homeschooling, this traditional (similar to public school worksheet) may not be best for your student. For example, Charlotte Mason folks tend to prefer more natural learning through play. Classical folks may prefer copywork and memorization. We are eclectic homeschoolers, so we are flexible in our methods as long as our children are enjoying what they are learning.