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This page is a summary of curriculum topics, foundational skills and resources related to preschool spelling including information about:

  • Preschool Spelling Curriculum
  • Foundational Spelling Skills
  • Preschool Spelling Words List
  • Preschool Spelling Resources
  • Additional Helpful Parent Tools & Resources

In preschool, spelling words start with basic two-letter words. For example, a good starting point for preschoolers would be: AT, ME, BE, and IT.

Children then start to expand the list by working through “word families”. From AT, in preschool spelling, the curriculum, worksheets, and then spelling tests would cover BAT, CAT, HAT, and SAT. Also, they might vary the vowel and go to HOT. A list of preschool spelling words might start with MAD and include MAN, MAP, and MAT as well as DAD and SAD.

These very young children learn through spelling activities including many creative methods that make the preschool spelling program fun for them. Remember, every child learns at a different rate, so what works for some students may not be the best approach for your child. This is why so many parents enjoy Time4Learning’s student-paced curriculum.. You can skip lessons that teach concepts your child has already mastered and repeat those he or she has not. The choice is yours.

Foundational Spelling Skills

Spelling skills should develop as part of an overall language arts phonemic awareness, phonics, reading comprehension, vocabulary and reading fluency, grammar, reading and writing program. Children should (with help from their parents) develop their foundational spelling skills through an interest in words, regular writing, constant reading, a study of spelling rules, and playing of spelling games

With help from their parents, children can develop and reinforce foundational spelling skills through the following activities:

  1. Regular writing for a head start on spelling, punctuation, and other concepts
  2. Constant reading or use of reading workbooks
  3. Frequent study of spelling rules like the relationships between letters and sounds
  4. Spelling bees for a fun way for your child to practice their spelling
  5. Playing of spelling games, quizzes or word games to help develop their spelling skills
  6. Structured computer spelling programs
  7. Personalized tutoring and assistance to boost confidence
  8. Setting daily blocks of time for spelling and reading activities
  9. Instruction through guided spelling activities like word sorts or word boxes
  10. Creating a rich language environment at home based on the quantity and quality of words spoken

Time4Learning teaches a comprehensive preschool spelling curriculum using fun activities to build a solid spelling foundation. Help your child excel in spelling by trying out our PreK demos.

Preschool Spelling Words List

What spelling words should your preschooler know? Here is a list of 50+ words that are great for use in spelling games, tests, or practice for an upcoming spelling bee. To add more value, download our PreK spelling list printable worksheet with +100 words!

  • one
  • two
  • three
  • at
  • bat
  • cat
  • mat
  • pat
  • rat
  • sat
  • an
  • can
  • fan
  • man
  • are
  • ask
  • as
  • or
  • mom
  • and
  • us
  • pad
  • sad
  • an
  • can
  • fan
  • pan
  • ran
  • big
  • dig
  • fig
  • pig
  • wig
  • fin
  • in
  • pin
  • win
  • bid
  • did
  • hid
  • rid
  • if
  • her
  • hi
  • bye
  • bee
  • see
  • cow
  • how
  • now
  • bun
  • fun
  • run
  • sun
  • but
  • cut
  • gut

Preschool Spelling Resources

If you’re interested in preschool spelling lists or vocabulary words, you might also be interested in:

  • PreK curriculum overview with a summary of key preschool learning objectives
  • Detailed list of PreK language arts lesson plans
  • Our lesson planning worksheet can help you estimate how many lessons to have your child do each day

Additional Helpful Parent Tools & Resources

Welcome to Homeschooling Guide – Are you new to homeschooling? This guide was written by seasoned homeschoolers to answer some of the difficult questions new families often struggle with.

Curriculum Lesson PlansAn overview of the number of lessons that are included for each grade and subject. All students have access to at least 2 (and in most cases 3) grade levels of curriculum for each subject, so they can move ahead or review at their own pace.

Lesson Planning WorksheetWondering how many lessons to have your child do each day? Estimate the number of activities per day using this easy to use, printable worksheet.

Dolch Word List

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From 50-75% of all words used in school books, library books, newspapers, and magazines are in the Dolch Basic Sight Vocabulary of 220 words (preschool thru Grade 3).  The Dolch word list is made up of "service words" (pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and verbs) which cannot be learned through the use of pictures.

In this section I've included a series of flashcards that can be printed and used to reinforce learning, the complete list of preschool words (see table) and some activity ideas for using the flashcards.

Set 1

Set 2

Set 3

Set 3 in color



Nouns 1


Nouns 2


Nouns 1 in color


Nouns 2 in color


Bingo Cards


 

Complete Preschool List

a

and

away

big

blue

can

come

down

find

for

funny

go

help

here

I

in

is

it

jump

little

look

make

me

my

not

one

play

red

run

said

see

the

three

to

two

up

we

where

yellow

you

 

Ideas for Using the Flashcards:

The flashcards can simply be held up, giving the child the opportunity to read each one.   But if you're looking for a more engaging activity, try combining the Dolch flashcards with the noun picture flashcards for a variety of activities (I've listed some suggestions here from simplest to hardest)

  • ACTIVITY ONE:

       

    • have an adult arrange the flashcards to form a sentence. 
    • Read the sentence with/to the child
    • Remove one of the dolch words from the sentence and put it back in the pile (you may want to make the pile smaller in the beginning to make the activity easier). 
    • Give the pile to the child and have them find the correct card to place back in the sentence.
    • Re-read the sentence.
  • ACTIVITY TWO:

          

    • have an adult arrange the flashcards to form a sentence, leaving one card out.
    • read the incomplete sentence with/to the child.
    • present between 2 and 5 cards to the child (one of them should make the sentence complete)
    • have the child chose which is the correct card
    • re-read the sentence with the card chosen.   Talk about whether it makes sense or not.
  • ACTIVITY THREE:
    • provide the child with all or part of the pile of flashcards
    • allow them to create their own sentences using the cards
    • read the sentences with them and talk about what they've created.
    • OPTIONAL:  Have them glue their completed sentence to the bottom of a piece of construction paper and draw a picture of their sentence on the top.  (author/illustrator of their own story).

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MOSCOW, May 23 - RIA Novosti. A new draft of the rules of Russian spelling defines the spelling of religious words and recommends that the word "God" be capitalized, said Minister of Education of the Russian Federation Sergei Kravtsov.

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The Ministry of Education published a new draft of the basic rules of Russian spelling

"One of the most important tasks that we face is the preservation and development of the Russian language . .. The rules of Russian spelling and punctuation were adopted in 1956 did not regulate the rules for writing words related to the religious sphere. The new draft rules of Russian spelling propose the following: the word "God" must be capitalized, as well as the names of apostles, prophets, saints," said Kravtsov at the opening ceremony of XXX International educational readings. nine0117

Earlier, the Ministry of Education published on the official Internet portal of legal information a draft resolution "On the approval of the basic rules of Russian spelling." According to the rules proposed in it, it is recommended to capitalize the names of three persons of the Deity and higher beings that are the subject of religious veneration in monotheistic religions: God, Lord, Creator, Almighty, Savior, Holy Spirit, Holy Trinity, Mother of God, Jehovah, Allah, and also such words as Heaven, Church, Providence, Providence, when they are used in a spiritual sense. It is also proposed to write the proper names of pagan deities with a capital letter, for example, Mars, Juno, Perun.


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