Research-Backed Spelling Routines That Work with Brennan Chandler
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Episode 259
In this episode, we’re joined once again by literacy researcher and educator Brennan Chandler for a practical, teacher-friendly conversation all about spelling routines that support students as spellers and writers. Brennan walks us through a sequence of short, research-based routines including
- Sound Check
- Pattern Power Up,
- Word Workout
- Heart Word Heroes
- Sentence Sprint
- Spell Streak
Free scripts and printables for all six routines are here: Spell Squad
We talk about how these routines build from sounds to patterns to words to sentences, helping students move toward applying spelling knowledge in authentic writing.
Throughout the episode, Brennan shares clear examples teachers can try right away, along with ideas for scaffolding instruction, providing immediate feedback, and making spelling practice more engaging and meaningful for students. We also discuss the importance of cumulative review, sentence-level practice, and transfer into real writing, especially for students who continue to need spelling support in upper elementary and beyond.
Resources
- Free scripts and printables for all six routines are here: Spell Squad
- Peer-Assisted Learning Strategies (PALS) Brennan references Fuchs’ peer-assisted learning work.
- Anita Archer’s instructional routines
- How to Teach Students to Read Irregular Words with Danielle Colenbrander & Katie Pace Miles Podcast episode featuring Danielle Colenbrander discussion heart words.
- Follow Brennan Chandler
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