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VocabularySpellingCity has two student writing activities that allow your students to practice writing using their assigned word lists! Both of these activities will help students develop and demonstrate an understanding of word meanings while improving their writing skills.
Printable worksheets may also be created for both Sentence Writing Practice and Paragraph Writing Practice. Students also have an opportunity to create a PDF of their completed work, which may be printed or saved. Teachers and parents can customize the writing assignments by using either VocabularySpellingCity's alternative instructions or by creating their own! Custom instructions may be entered through Edit Profile or through the Customize tab in the Gradebook (for Premium Members). Include student writing prompts as part of your instructions.Why not have students write a riddle for each of their spelling words, then have them share their riddles with the class for a fun study session? Instruct students to write expository or narrative paragraphs to help prepare for standardized testing. Encourage creative writing by asking them to write poems or short stories using their word lists. The possibilities are endless! Remember, any instructions that you submit are a contribution to VocabularySpellingCity. We periodically review the instructions, and when we find ones we like, we may publish them for other teachers and parents to use.
This writing activity on VocabularySpellingCity has been underwritten by Time4Learning.com (homeschooling curriculum for elementary school and middle school study) and Time4Writing.com (online writing instruction help for schools and extra writing help direct to families)
Both of these activities were suggested by VocabularySpellingCity users and we are very grateful to the community for their suggestions. While we can't respond to every idea or implement them as fast as we'd like, we really appreciate the feedback. Facebook turns out to be the focal point for much of this discussion. If you enjoy VocabularySpellingCity, we invite you to "Like" us on Facebook and participate in the discussion.We also invite teachers who are members of Edmodo to join our VocabularySpellingCity community on that site as well! |


