Name Spelling Choice Board The following choice board

Name: ______________ Spelling Choice Board The following choice board includes a variety of ways for your child to practice his/her spelling words. Each student is required to choose 2 activities to complete for homework. Please have your child color the 2 boxes for the activities they have chosen and return their signed choice board and completed work on Friday, March 20. Spelling Choice Board Comic Strip Spelling Make a comic strip using at least 10 of your spelling words. Letter to a Friend Write a letter to a friend using at least 10 of your spelling words. Underline each spelling word. Be sure to use correct capitalization and punctuation. Practice Test Have a parent or sibling give you a written practice test of your spelling words. Write the words you missed 3 times on the back. Fancy Fonts Type each spelling word on the computer using a word processing program. Use a different for each spelling word. Don’t forget to print it. Free Choice Make up your own spelling activity. Create a new activity or do one of your favorites from the past. Rainbow Write First, write each word in pencil. Then, trace over each word in at least three different colors. ABC Order Write your words in ABC order. Parent Signature: _________ Basketball Spelling Spell each spelling word while bouncing a basketball. Bounce one time for each letter in the word. Parent Signature: __________ Word Search Go to www. puzzlemaker. com to create and print a word find using all of your spelling words. Be sure to highlight or circle each of the words. Spelling Words Phonics -tch 1. pitch 2. catch 3. crutch 4. stitch 5. sketch 6. clutch 7. fetch 8. scratch 9. stretch 10. match 11. laugh 12. pretty 13. through 14. false 15. true Spelling Words Phonics -tch 1. pitcher 2. ketchup 3. satchel 4. kitchen 5. hatchet 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. butterscotch sketchbook watchtower stretcher ratchet laugh pretty through false true Parent Signature: ____________ Created by: Erin Mills/The Organized Chaos of Instruction