Comparing Spelling Curriculums

Brittany, a homeschooling mom, compares two spelling curriculums: Evan Moor's Building Spelling Skills and 180 Days of Spelling and Word Study. She provides an in-depth review of each, highlighting their structures, pros, and cons. Evan Moor is praised for its simplicity and independence, suitable for younger grades, while 180 Days offers more challenging and comprehensive activities, ideal for older students. Brittany prefers 180 Days for its depth and variety. She also shares tips for enhancing spelling lessons and concludes with recommendations based on grade levels and student needs.

What is the main purpose of Brittany's video?

• To introduce a new teaching method

• To review a single curriculum

• To compare two spelling curriculums

• To teach new spelling words

What grade level is Evan Moore's Building Spelling Skills designed for?

• Kindergarten

• Grade 4

• Grade 6

• Grade 5

How many weeks does Evan Moore's Building Spelling Skills curriculum cover?

• 30 weeks

• 40 weeks

• 20 weeks

• 36 weeks

What is a key feature of Evan Moore's curriculum?

• It is designed for high school students

• It requires daily teacher involvement

• It is highly flexible and independent

• It is a digital-only program

What is the main difference in the weekly structure between Evan Moore and 180 Days of Spelling?

• Evan Moore has more activities

• 180 Days of Spelling is shorter

• 180 Days of Spelling includes five days of activities

• Evan Moore includes digital resources

What additional skills does 180 Days of Spelling focus on?

• Only spelling

• Mathematics

• Greek and Latin roots, analogies

• Grammar and punctuation

Which curriculum does Brittany prefer and why?

• Both equally for different reasons

• 180 Days of Spelling for its depth

• Neither, she dislikes both

• Evan Moore for its simplicity