<p>Name: ______(remember: pages with no name are thrown out) # 1 Spelling Tic-Tac-Toe</p><p>Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday night you will choose one activity for spelling homework for a total of three activities each week. The three activities that you choose must be in a row. The row may be horizontal, vertical, or diagonal. On Thursday night your homework is to study for Friday’s spelling test. Some families practice 5 words a night. Spelling homework is to be turned in on Friday attached to this sheet. Italicized words may be on review tests in the future. Triple Color Columns Rainbow Vowels Alphabetical Order Print each of your spelling words Write your spelling words in Clap Print your spelling words in three times each, using a different rainbow colors. Camp alphabetical order. color for each column. Use one color for vowels and one Hand Use your best handwriting. Best handwriting: Tall letters touch the color for consonants. Stamp Hint: number them first. top line; short letters go to the middle; Snack If you can, use cursive. underground letters are – g, j, p, q, and y Rack Choo-Choo Words Art Museum Step it up! Grabs Write the entire list of your Using 8 of your spelling words. Write your spelling words by Glad spelling words end-to-end, as one Write a sentence for each and a adding one letter at a time. Make Bill long word, using different colored draw a picture to illustrate your sure you copy the words correctly. Miss crayons for each word. sentence. Underline the spelling word. s Click sp Remember: Sentences start with a capital Pink letter, have a complete thought and punctuation. spe Sick spel Grin spell Lift I Question That! Flower s Power Anthill Choose 10 of your spelling words. Nascar Spelling cramp Write statement sentences for 5 of Draw a flower garden picture. the words and question sentences Put 1 spelling word on each petal Draw a race track with cars. for the other 5 words. or flower. Put 1 spelling word on each car. Remember: Sentences start with a capital letter, have a complete thought and punctuation. Be creative! Be creative! </p>