Giveaway – All About Spelling Level of Choice
Enter to win!
This month you can enter to win the All About Spelling level of your choice. If you haven’t used AAS before, we’ll also include a Letter Tiles and a Spelling Review Box to make sure you’ve got everything you need to succeed!
All About Spelling is a seven-level program. Based on the latest research, this award-winning program provides complete and comprehensive spelling instruction using a multisensory Orton-Gillingham approach.
How Do I Enter?
- Sign in to the Rafflecopter form below and complete at least one task.
- Click the small arrow next to each entry option to reveal a dropdown box with instructions. Click the checkbox in the lower right corner of the dropdown box to confirm your entry.
- Completing the first task will unlock bonus entries which can increase your chances of winning.
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A Few Notes
- The giveaway will be open until 12:00am EST on Thursday, August 1. Winner will be chosen randomly by Rafflecopter and contacted via email on Tuesday, September 3.
- An alternate prize of equal value may be awarded to winners residing outside of the United States.
- If the winner makes a purchase of the giveaway item during the giveaway period, AALP will refund their order for the value of the giveaway item.
- Upon request, store credit at www.AllAboutLearningPress.com will be awarded for the value of the giveaway item (excluding shipping costs).
- Previous giveaway winners are not eligible to win this or any future giveaway.
- Occasionally certain browsers don’t play nice with Rafflecopter. If you have any trouble entering this giveaway, please contact us and we’ll gladly help you troubleshoot the problem.
- If you’re interested, check back here for each month’s winner. Good luck!
And While You’re Here…
Check out our Free Resources! You’ll find helpful reports, downloadable activities, and free letter-sound apps.
LJ
says:We are starting AAR pre reading for my TK, and Level 1 for my 1st grader next week.
Raven
says:i cant wait to try this for my 2 children different levels to get them caught up
Rose
says:This program definitely works. Definitely puts the fun in learning
Nicole Darcy
says:I could really use this program this year!
Kayla
says:Thanks for the opportunity
Cynthia Brantley
says:Woohoo!! This is epic! We’ve been wanting to try the spelling program, but haven’t yet.
Cindy Caicedo
says:Thank you for doing this giveaway !!!
Cindy Caicedo
says:Thank you for doing this giveaway
Marinna N
says:Would love to win the pre reading!
Kelly
says:Would love to win level 4 to replace my old black and white edition.
Crystal Cohen
says:Would love to win level 1 💕
M.patricia
says:I am planning to use AAR 2 with my youngest next year, si I think it will be good to do Spelling too.
Rebecca Curcio
says:I’m so excited to get started with this curriculum!
Deborah Newman
says:This is a great resource!
I have found the new reorganization of the site a bit challenging.
stevie daniels
says:Really helped my grandson who is on the adhd list
stevie daniels
says:love using these resources
Doris
says:Thank you for sharing this opportunity to win this program! It looks like a great curriculum.
Jasmin
says:I’ve never tried All About Spelling. Is there a specific age group for each level or do children start on a specific level based on skill?
Robin
says: Customer ServiceGreat question, Jasmin!
All About Spelling is a building block program with each level built upon the previous one. The rules and concepts learned in Level 1 are applied in Level 2, and then those are applied in Level 3, and so on. Placement for spelling is based on the student’s knowledge of spelling rules and concepts rather than grade level, reading level, or the words a student has memorized.
Please see our Spelling Placement Test to help you decide which level would be best for your student. In All About Spelling, most students need to start in Level 1, but older students will go quickly through the first level or two.
For example, we find that many students simply memorize easy words like “cat” and “kid” but have no idea why one uses a C and the other uses a K, or that the same rules that apply to these words also apply to higher-level words such as “concentrate.” Other students switch letters or leave out letters entirely. This usually occurs because they don’t know how to hear each sound in the word. Level 1 has specific techniques to solve these problems.
Level 2 of All About Spelling focuses on learning the syllable types, when they are used, and how they affect spelling. This information is foundational for higher levels of spelling. Three syllable rules are introduced in Level 2, and then more in Level 3 and up. For this reason, we generally don’t recommend starting higher than Level 2.
If you have any questions, please let me know; I’d be happy to help!
Melinda Pate
says:We’ve just started using All About Spelling. So far, so good!!
Erin
says:I saw a huge improvement in my son’s retention of sights and sounds of letters when we used this years ago. Now he is in high school and is a better speller than his older sister who did not go through the AAS/AAR program!
Robin
says: Customer ServiceErin,
That’s wonderful! So great to hear how well your daughter is doing even after she has completed the All About Spelling and All About Reading programs!
Whitney
says:LOVING the color editions!
Yaa
says:We’re already seeing improvement in reading with Level 1!
Robin
says: Customer ServiceGreat to hear!
Andrea
says:LOVE All About Spelling!!!
Monica Baker
says:Can’t wait to use All about reading.
Nadine
says:We’re enjoying level 1! Looking forward to level 2 and more!
Erica
says:Yay this would be so helpful this year!
NicoleRP
says:I’m super curious about trying this but I’ve been scared to make the leap with my 5 kids.
Robin
says: Customer ServiceNicole,
I homeschooled 5 kids and used All About Reading and All About Spelling with many of them. (Only reason I didn’t use it with all of them is that it wasn’t published early enough for me to be able to.)
Our programs really are open-and-go after the initial preparation is complete, and then it’s just 20 minutes a day. You’ll find lots of tips in our Teaching Reading and Spelling to Multiple Kids article, and I’m always happy to help if you have additional concerns.
Leah S
says:I would love to try this. Spelling is an area we need more practice with!
Melissa Cook
says:I love All About Press. You make the curriculum fun and engaging for my kids.
Lauren
says:We would love the opportunity to add All About Spelling to our homeschool curriculum!