Spelling

2. Letters Spelling words with repeated letters, like "happy" or "letter".
4. Spelling words that are commonly used in everyday language.
5. Spelling words that are made up of two or more smaller words, like "football".
6. Knowing how to spell words that sound the same but have different meanings.
10. Knowing how to spell abbreviated words by combining them, such as "can't" for "cannot".
11. Knowing how to spell words with added prefixes, like "un-" or "re-".
12. Knowing how to spell words with vowel sounds, like "boat" or "meet".
13. The ability to recognize and spell common words by memory.
14. The correct order and arrangement of letters in a word.

1. Spelling words with added suffixes, like "-ing" or "-ed".
3. Spelling words based on their sounds and phonemes.
4. Spelling words that are connected by a hyphen, like "well-being".
7. Spelling words in their plural form by adding "-s" or "-es" at the end.
8. Letters Recognizing and spelling words with silent letters, like "k" in "knee".
9. Recognizing and spelling words that don't follow common spelling patterns.
10. Spelling words with consonant sounds, like "cat" or "stop".