...Comly"s spelling and reading book.

With notes for parents and teachers...

by John Comly

• 355 Want to read
• 20 Currently reading

Published 1870 by J.B. Lippincott & co. in Philadelphia .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Spellers.

---

Edition Notes

At head of title: Bonsal"s edition.

Statement	By John Comly.
Classifications
LC Classifications	PE1145 .C66
The Physical Object
Pagination	169 p.
Number of Pages	169
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL241561M
LC Control Number	ca 17003475
OCLC/WorldCa	4222018

---

PRESS COVERAGE. The following is a sampling of the press that Words of Wisdom and my tutoring have received over the years. I especially recommend the Guardian op-ed that I published in May —it provides a window into my tutoring method and thoughts about what spelling is all about. In , Noah Webster published An American Spelling Book, which came to be called the blue-backed speller. Webster’s book used phonics for teaching reading. It also introduced some spelling reforms, for the purpose of creating a uniquely American form of the English language.

The annual BOOK IT! program motivates more than 14 million K-6 students to read by rewarding them with praise, recognition and pizza. "I absolutely love the BOOK IT! program! It has been a fun and yummy way to ecourage my students to read more. My students truly enjoy being rewarded for something they already love to do.". 1 Spelling Practice Book Making a Spelling Log This book gives you a place to keep word lists of your own. It’s called a SPELLING LOG! You can make a Spelling Log on page While you read, look for words that are INTERESTING. Listen for NEW WORDS used by people on radio and television. Get our best book recommendations delivered straight to your inbox by signing up for the Scholastic Parents newsletter. Here's Every Action-Packed Dog Man Book. Timeless Chapter Books Every Child Should Read At Least Once. Sign Up for Our Newsletter! Receive book suggestions, reading tips, educational activities, and great deals. Get 10% off.

Spelling: –ce vs. –se. It is easy to get confused between nouns and verbs that are spelled almost identically. However, here is a simple rule that will help you with two sound-alike pairs of words. Rule: Generally, the verb form will be spelled with the "s" and the noun with the "c." Examples: advise vs. advice devise vs. device. Spelling / Vocabulary / Confusing Words; Quizzes with Answers; The publisher is extending its pre-publication discount offer until Decem ! If you live in the United States or Canada, order the new edition of The Blue Book through and get 30 percent off and FREE shipping. saves you up to 80% on thousands of books, DVDs and CDs in a wide variety of subject areas. Low flat shipping rates and a day money back satisfaction guarantee.