Hi, Friends! Welcome to this week's episode of Spelling Bee Preparation. This week, "How To Prepare For Your Spelling Bee" is our topic. There are variety of ways by which you can prepare for your spelling bee. Here are some variety of ways on how to prepare for your spelling bee.
-Study the Spell It! words and The Consolidated Word List.
-Study word roots and word elements.
-Use websites that will benefit you to study for your spelling bee.
-Do not waste your time memorizing the words from your word lists but rather study word roots and word elements more.
-Do not wait until a week or a day before your spelling bee before you prepare for it.
Okay, Friends! Any suggestions or ways by which you can prepare for your spelling bee are welcome. You can mail them to aidoomansa@yahoo.com. I hope you have enjoyed this lesson. Until next week for the next episode of Spelling Bee Preparation, it's BYE BYE.
Monday, February 16, 2009
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Tips On Spelling Bee Preparation
Hi, Friends! Welcome to another episode of Spelling Bee Preparation. I made you aware that this program will be now published weekly or once a week. Okay, this lesson is going to be very interesting. We are going to study some tips on spelling bee preparation.
Below, the tips have been written and explained.
A. STUDY WORD ROOTS: Studying word roots can be of great help when preparing for your spelling bee. This is because this skill can lead you to correctly spell an unknown word in a spelling bee. So, this is a very important tip.
B. STUDY YOUR WORDS: Study your words so that you will be able to perform well in the spelling bee but I will advise you to study word roots more instead of trying to memorize your words. Even though you have to study your words, do not waste too much time studying them but rather spend some more time studying word roots.
C. STUDY STEP BY STEP: If you are preparing for your spelling bee, study the word list that has been given to you in school to study. The words may appear in your spelling bee. After, study the words with difficult spellings. You will see that you will be progressing and do not forget to write down the spelling tips and spelling patterns you find whenever you are studying your words. Ater, you can study words form the dictionary and you can also study word roots dictionaries.
D. USE WEBSITES AND PROGRAMS TO STUDY: As you are preparing for your spelling bee, it will be very beneficial to use various websites and programs to study because the websites can contain different information which can be of great help to you. And at the end of this episode of Spelling Bee Preparation, I will give you some websites.
That's all, Friends! I hope you enjoyed this episode of Spelling Bee Preparation. Here are some great spelling bee websites.
I hope these websites will help you prepare for your spelling bee. Until the next episode, it's BYE BYE.
Monday, February 2, 2009
No Edition of Spelling Bee Preparation Today
Hi, friends, due to some work I have to do, I can't publish today's edition of Spelling Bee Preparation but I will make sure I publish today's edition of this program sooner or later.
I am very sorry for the inconvenience caused. And now, Spelling Bee Preparation is going to be published weekly.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
I am very sorry for the inconvenience caused. And now, Spelling Bee Preparation is going to be published weekly.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Some Easy Ways On How To Prepare For Your Spelling Bee
Hello, Everybody. Welcome to another lesson on Spelling Bee Preparation. Today, we are going to learn some easy ways on how to prepare for a spelling bee. First of all, we are going to learn about making a study timetable for spelling. What is a study timetable? A study timetable is a kind of program that you make to organise your studies like spelling or school lessons. A spelling study timetable must have at least, a 10-minute break and a time for quizzing that you test yourself after learning or studying each day. The steps for making a spelling study timetable are:
a. Take a clean sheet of paper.
b. Write "Spelling Study Timetable" boldly and neatly at the top of the paper.
c. Write the days of the week in order vertically or horizontally.
d. After writing the days of the week in order, rule a line.
e. Write the various websites and books and dictionaries you use to study right after the line you ruled.
f. After writing the list of things to study for a day and the times you will learn them, rule a line before writing the list of things to study for another day. This will make your spelling study timetable look neat.
g. After writing the last day and the things you will study on that day and the times you will study them, rule a line and also, rule lines at the top and bottom and sides of your spelling study timetable.
h. Then, your spelling study timetable is ready!
These are the steps that are used when making a spelling study timetable.
Secondly, we are going to talk about making a spelling notebook or a speling log. A spelling notebook or a spelling log is a book that you write to find words with a particular spelling pattern and also to write spelling patterns and words from those spelling patterns. The steps for making a spelling notebook or spelling log are:
a. Buy or take a portable notebook.
b. Write your name and the spelling bee you are taking part in and write your name plus "spelling notebook" or "spelling log". eg: Mansa's Spelling Notebook or Mansa's Spelling Log.
c. You can start your spelling notebook or spelling log by writing this entry; Words ending with -ous and -us.
d. Then, search for words ending with these suffixes and write them anytime you see them.
e. When writing words with these spelling patterns, separate the ones ending with -ous and -us.
f. Your spelling notebook or spelling log is ready!
g. Look for more spelling patterns and words with a particular spelling pattern and write words you usually misspell.
Last of all, we are going to talk about what to study for your spelling bee. The things you must study for your spelling bee are:
a. Prefixes, Suffixes and Combining Forms.
b. Word Roots and Word Elements.
c. Lots of Words.
d. Spelling Patterns and Spelling Tips from the Languages of Origin.
e. Spelling Websites and Spelling Programs that will help you Prepare For Your Spelling Bee.
These are things you must study for your spelling bee. Okay, Friends. I hope you have learnt or studied a great many things in today's lesson. If you want to submit any thing like entries in spelling notebooks or spelling logs or anything of that sort, e-mail it to aidoomansa@yahoo.com.
In another lesson, I will try to give you some great spelling websites that can help you prepare for your spelling bee. Until the next lesson, BYE BYE.
a. Take a clean sheet of paper.
b. Write "Spelling Study Timetable" boldly and neatly at the top of the paper.
c. Write the days of the week in order vertically or horizontally.
d. After writing the days of the week in order, rule a line.
e. Write the various websites and books and dictionaries you use to study right after the line you ruled.
f. After writing the list of things to study for a day and the times you will learn them, rule a line before writing the list of things to study for another day. This will make your spelling study timetable look neat.
g. After writing the last day and the things you will study on that day and the times you will study them, rule a line and also, rule lines at the top and bottom and sides of your spelling study timetable.
h. Then, your spelling study timetable is ready!
These are the steps that are used when making a spelling study timetable.
Secondly, we are going to talk about making a spelling notebook or a speling log. A spelling notebook or a spelling log is a book that you write to find words with a particular spelling pattern and also to write spelling patterns and words from those spelling patterns. The steps for making a spelling notebook or spelling log are:
a. Buy or take a portable notebook.
b. Write your name and the spelling bee you are taking part in and write your name plus "spelling notebook" or "spelling log". eg: Mansa's Spelling Notebook or Mansa's Spelling Log.
c. You can start your spelling notebook or spelling log by writing this entry; Words ending with -ous and -us.
d. Then, search for words ending with these suffixes and write them anytime you see them.
e. When writing words with these spelling patterns, separate the ones ending with -ous and -us.
f. Your spelling notebook or spelling log is ready!
g. Look for more spelling patterns and words with a particular spelling pattern and write words you usually misspell.
Last of all, we are going to talk about what to study for your spelling bee. The things you must study for your spelling bee are:
a. Prefixes, Suffixes and Combining Forms.
b. Word Roots and Word Elements.
c. Lots of Words.
d. Spelling Patterns and Spelling Tips from the Languages of Origin.
e. Spelling Websites and Spelling Programs that will help you Prepare For Your Spelling Bee.
These are things you must study for your spelling bee. Okay, Friends. I hope you have learnt or studied a great many things in today's lesson. If you want to submit any thing like entries in spelling notebooks or spelling logs or anything of that sort, e-mail it to aidoomansa@yahoo.com.
In another lesson, I will try to give you some great spelling websites that can help you prepare for your spelling bee. Until the next lesson, BYE BYE.
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