How We Use All About Spelling (B&W) | Secular Homeschool Curriculum Flip-through and Review

Hi, all! Today, I wanted to share a flip-through of all 7 levels of All About Spelling (AAS). This is the old black & white edition of AAS. We've really liked this OG-based spelling program, and it has supplemented our phonics studies really well. I hope you find this helpful!
Links:
All About Spelling (new editions): www.allaboutle...
Rainbow Resource has both b&w and color editions: www.rainbowres...
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[@danalee8658]

Is there a workbook for the kids to write in to do the activities from the teacher's manual?

[@EclecticHomeschoolShelf]

The new color edition has a student book, but I think it's just activities, not a workbook to write in. This black and white edition only has the teacher's manual and cards. The kids are supposed to write on notebook paper (I use the Zaner-Bloser paper for their grade level).

[@pukbandicet]

Thank you for the video! Question, at what point of reading ability that you started spelling with your daughter?

[@EclecticHomeschoolShelf]

I started with her at the beginning of 1st grade, but she was already reading most words at that point. All About Learning Press recommends starting AAS once you've completed AAR 1, so you could look at the placement test on their website to see what your kid should be able to read at that point. However, current research suggests that working on reading and spelling at the same time strengthens both, so I'm planning to start spelling earlier with my son.