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For students that are not natural spellers |
October 23, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Teni B.
from Brookings, OR
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We loved Apples and Apples 2. We used them for remedial spelling work for middle school students but I think they would be fine for most 4th-6th grade students. The books are set up so that you don't have to be involved or do any prep work. The student learns the rule, and fills in the blanks to use the rule-based words in sentences. These books work well, for students that are not natural spellers by forcing them to pay attention to details. These books would be unnecessary for advanced spellers.
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A blessing |
October 20, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Meg M.
from Patuxent River, Maryland
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The Apples spelling book has been a blessing as well. For a mere few minutes a day my child gets a reinforcement of spelling rules as well as needed practice. I recommend it to anyone, especially those that need much repeating and learn a little slower.
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I was disappointed |
October 17, 2008 |
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De U
from Cameron, WI
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I purchased Apples and Apples 2 as a spelling review. I was disappointed that I was not informed that at times they misspell words for the kids to correct (ex-"shun" instead of "tion"). I feel strongly that I desire my kids to only see the correct spelling of a word in print, therefore I did not use the program. It looked like a decent enough program if you don't mind the correcting of misspelled words.
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