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All About Spelling Level 1

Published by All About Learning Press

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How it teaches

All About Spelling Level 1 uses a multisensory, phonics-based approach to teach spelling and early reading skills. Students manipulate letter tiles and cards while learning sound patterns and spelling rules, reinforcing learning through multiple sensory channels. The structured, daily lesson format emphasizes mastery before progression.

Who it's for

Families seeking a straightforward, systematic spelling program for kindergarten through early second grade. Works well for children who benefit from hands-on, phonics-based instruction and parents who want clear daily lesson scripts.

Who it's not for

Families preferring literature-rich or incidental spelling approaches, or students who find repetitive rule-learning tedious. Not ideal for advanced spellers seeking challenge or unschooling-leaning families.

Key features

  • Multisensory spelling instruction using letter tiles and phoneme cards
  • Teaches phonics and spelling rules systematically with review cycles
  • Includes teacher's manual with daily lesson structure and scripted guidance
  • Incorporates auditory, visual, and kinesthetic learning modes
  • Developmentally appropriate for early elementary with short, focused lessons
  • Builds confidence through mastery-based progression

At a glance

Format

workbook, teacher manual, card deck, audio support

Delivery

parent led

Approach

mastery

Cadence

5× per week · 15 min/session

Screen time

light

Materials

Mixed (consumable + reusable)

Parent prep

2/5

Parent involvement

4/5

Estimated cost

$60/ year, one student

Approximate MSRP. Confirm current pricing on the publisher's page before purchasing.

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