Five Stages Of Spelling Development

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There are 5 stages of spelling development: 1. Emergent spelling (ages 3-5) where children make letter-like scribbles without sound associations. 2. Letter name-alphabetic spelling (ages 5-7) where children learn consonant and short vowel sounds and spellings. 3. Within-word pattern spelling (ages 7-9) where children learn long vowels, r-controlled vowels, and more complex consonant patterns. 4. Syllables & affixes spelling (ages 9-11) where children apply spelling rules to multisyllabic words and learn inflectional endings and homophones. 5. Derivational relations spelling (ages 11-

Five Stages of Spelling Development

Stage 1: Emergent Spelling In this stage children are able to string scribbles, letters, and letter-like forms together, but they do not associate the marks they make with any specific phonemes. This stage is typical of students 3- to 5-year-olds. The students learn these concepts: ,[object Object]

How to make letters

The direction of writing on a page

Some letter-sound matches,[object Object]

Consonant sounds

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Five Stages Of Spelling Development

1. Five Stages of Spelling Development

2.

3. How to make letters

4. The direction of writing on a page

5.

6. Consonant sounds

7. Short vowel sounds

8.

9. r-controlled vowels

10. More-complex consonant patterns

11.

12. Rules for adding inflectional endings

13. Syllabication

14.

15. Vowel alternations

16. Latin affixes and root words

17. Greek affixes and root words

18. Etymologies