Teaching

Does your child guess at unknown words instead of sounding them out? Find out why kids guess and how you can solve the problem.

What does a typical week look like with All About Spelling? A homeschool veteran gives us a peek into her homeschool.

Most spelling lists aren’t designed to help a child learn to spell. The lists in All About Spelling are different.

All-in-one programs force you to prioritize one subject over another. With our approach, your child can succeed at both subjects.

Discover helpful strategies for customizing the All About Spelling program with teenage or adult students.

If your child has trouble with handwriting, it may be dysgraphia. Explore the signs and find out how you can help.

Explore the four most important spelling strategies: phonetic, rule-based, visual, and morphemic.

Explore our “thinking approach” to word families and find out how this approach increases confidence in reading and spelling ability.

Give your child a solid understanding of how contractions are formed and what they actually mean.

Here are a few things to consider before choosing to use copywork as part of your child’s spelling program.

Explore several strategies to help your children deal with words that have muffled vowel sounds in the unaccented syllable.

Most reading and spelling problems are caused by gaps in the curriculum. That’s why AAR and AAS teach with a “no gaps” approach.