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Welcome to Weblink Wednesday hosted here EVERY week.
How did Weblink Wednesday begin? Well, last year some time I got to thinking that there are so many great educational links out in Internet-land that there had to be a way for all of us to share them with one another. So, with a little help from some friends, I found Mr.Linky. The rest is history.
So, mark your calendars every Wednesday for this wonderful event!!! Everyone is welcomed ~ If you have never participated in Weblink Wednesday before, I will explain how it works. It's very easy...
If you have a blog...
- Find a website that you find very helpful, enjoyable and inspiring to your homeschool adventure.
- Write a post about it on your blog - post it - copy the link to your blog page and come back to me.
- Scroll down to the end of this post where you see the sign "Mr. Linky" - Click on it
- Enter your first name and paste your link that you copied from your blog in the appropriate area
- Hit enter and you're done.
- Be sure to leave me a message telling me that you posted a link
If you do not have a blog...
- Find a website that you find very helpful, enjoyable, and inspiring to you
- Scroll down to the end of this post where you see the sign "Mr. Linky" - click on it
- Enter your first name and paste that wonderful web address in the box requested.
- Hit enter and you're done
- Be sure to leave me a message telling me that you posted something on Mr. Linky
***Be sure to leave a comment on every blog you visit...
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The link I want to share with you today is Spellingcity.com - click here
This is a great site is available to "teachers" free ~ including you. I believe it is one of a kind. You can sample the site or dive straight in with your own spelling words. SpellingCity is a fun new educational site that can help children improve their spelling skills. The site contains over 25,000 words, including plurals, contractions, future and past tenses. It uses a REAL human voice that says both the word and the word in a sentence. It also has a 'Teach Me' function that spells out the word using both visual and auditory input to improve retention. The best part about the site is that parents can enter and save their own spelling lists for their students/children. Also, students can play games with their words or any saved lists and parents can save and share their lists.
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