If you have a child in school or you are homeschooling, chances are that you might have a need to work on spelling words in your home. Although, I do know that there are some homeschoolers that don’t use weekly spelling lists, but rather feel that children will learn to spell just by being immersed…
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Punctuation, along with its companion visual cues of capital letters and spacing, captures key aspects of language that go beyond words themselves (such as posing a question, emphasizing an idea, pausing, and so on). The tools for representing this information (periods, question marks, exclamation points, etc.) are generally not taught until the children are way…
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