Apples Daily Spelling Drills for Secondary Students

Name: Apples Daily Spelling Drills for Secondary Students
Brand: MISC STL
SKU: 1054303
Price: 12.97 USD
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Publisher: MISC STL

Author: Kemmerer, Susan

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Apples is designed for the older student (junior high or high school) who struggles with spelling. Have you ever felt like taking your older student back to the beginning with phonics - but hesitate to do so because the available phonics books are so elementary? All you need is some simple (but not elementary), daily phonics drills that go over again and again the basic phonics rules. That is exactly what Apples does. Your older student simply goes over one Apple each day, and it will help keep his spelling woes away! It takes less than ten minutes daily. Use it in conjunction with your current language arts program. Consumable.

Format - Paperback
Grades 5th - 12th

ISBN - 9780975854303

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