SCOPE AND SEQUENCE Spelling
Spelling knowledge relates to word knowledge in reading. In both word recognition and spelling, students use the same orthographic information to make meaning. However, they use it differently, e.g. encoding and decoding. Students will need to be explicitly taught four kinds of knowledge in order to become independent spellers. These
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