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So suspect words are highlighted for review but not corrected.How do you review spelling errors? There are a couple of ways: “Show Spelling and Grammar” and “Check Document Now”. For the first, there’s a keyboard shortcut – Command ( ⌘ ) – semicolon ( ; ), and of course the second has its own shortcut – Command ( ⌘ ) – colon ( : ).Type ⌘-; (without the dash), and your Mac jumps to the next word it believes is misspelled. Keep typing that keyboard combo, and your Mac cycles through the document, highlighting the words that may be misspelled. Type ⌘-Shift-; (otherwise known as ⌘-:), and a small dialog appears (see screenshot below) that shows the misspelled word and what it believes is the correct word or words since it can sometimes provide you with several choices. In this screenshot, it’s only showing one choice.The Spelling & Grammar Dialog. Type ⌘-Shift-; after highlighting a misspelled word to see what the spell checker suggests.You can either click the Change button (highlighted in blue above), tell it to Find Next (in which case it will highlight the next misspelled word), tell macOS to ignore the misspelled word, tell it to learn that spelling (for example, it may see a technical term as a misspelled word), to define the word, or to take a guess at what the word actually is. See that pop-up that says “Automatic by Language”? Click on it and you’ll see a list of languages. If you want to have macOS spell check your documents and you’re never going to use any other language than US English, you can select US English. Type in French? Be sure to select Français from the pop-up. I like to keep this in “Automatic by Language”, as it won’t mark common words in a second language (Spanish, for example) as incorrect.Right-clicking a misspelled word displays a pop-up menu with the “best guess”, ignore spelling, and learn spelling commands listed.Another method of checking the spelling of a single misspelled word is to right-click on it, which displays a pop-up menu that just shows

I created this fun activity because my kiddos LOVE Pop Its!!! I wanted them to practice whatever spelling concept/feature we were working on for the week in an exciting and engaging way! Your students will use a fidget popper (or none is necessary as well), to practice spelling/word study! They will: say it, trace it, write it, and then pop it for each word. In terms of using the "popper", there is 6 words to a page, giving enough rows on the popper clipart to pretend to "pop it" (while also writing the word in the circles). Your students can also incorporate a real "pop it" mimicking the same thing too! There is 6 different worksheets, each with 6 different words on the page. The words are already built into the worksheet. This set focuses on R-Blends:First half - 3 pages are cr / fr / dr, with the words: crab, frog, drip, crash, from, dry, crop, fresh, drum, crust, frost, drink, crib, front, dress, craft, fry, drillSecond half - 3 pages are br / gr / tr, with the words: brag, grin, truck, brick, grass, trip, bring, grab, trap, brush, grill, trick, brown, grip, trunk, brand, green, trackBe sure to follow me:IG (Beached Bum Teacher)TikTok (Beached Bum Teacher)Questions & Answers

FREE. All you need to do is hit the PRINT button!Motivateyour students by sharing some facts about the most famousspelling bee of all, the ScrippsSpelling Bee.Wondering how to pay for your spelling bee? Check out these ideas.Spelling Bee GamesSpelling Bee "Pop" Quizzes - Fun ways for your students to prepare for the big spelling bee ahead. Try at least one of these this week!Online Spelling Bee Game - Test your knowledge of some challenging spelling words. What score will you earn?Here's another fun spelling bee quiz you're sure to love! Look carefully at three tricky words. Choose the ONE that contains a spelling error. Check you answer on the spot!Ifyou're looking for a different twist on the conventional spelling bee,try one of these fun new games. They provide a good way to practicespelling words, which is the whole point, right?Step Upis a fun spelling bee team game. When all the team membersspellcorrectly, the team moves ahead. It can be used with any set of words and can be used with most grades.Silent SpellingBee Games It's a whole different game when students are workingsilently! I think you'll like this twist.Kids will enjoy practicing for spelling bees when you let them try one of our classroom spellingword games.The Spelling Bee Ninja is a great way to study spelling bee words! It was developed by a good friend of mine. It's easy-to-use-software that allows you or your child to check spelling skills on any grade level of spelling words. You can even add more words of your own to the massive database of words. Check out Ninja's free version, or purchase the expanded version for even more features. Spelling Bee PrizesReward your best spellers with one of these fantastic prizes!"I can spell well!" award button"I earned this mug by spelling words well!" mug"I'm

It up and a bone will pop out. Give the bone to the dog.Level 20: To find the black sheep, drag the word black out of the question and put it onto one of the sheep to make it black. You can use any sheep you want to pass this question.Level 21: What is the last letter in spelling? The last letter in the word “spelling” is the letter g. The question asked about the word “spelling”, not the last letter in the alphabet.Level 22: There is an intruder to the cat party! It’s the rat in the left side of this picture. Here it is with the red circle around it:Level 23: To save her, put the two clouds in the sky together to make a thunderstorm. The lightning will hit the robber and save the girl.Level 24: to catch the mouse, use the arrow buttons to move the cat around the outside of the maze, since there are no paths inside of the maze.Level 25: Tom the cat is hungry again. To feed him, put the cat food can onto the hot plate to cook it. Then when it’s done give it to the cat.Level 26: To make them fall in love, pop The balloon by dragging it over to the wedding rings, which will pop the balloon due to sharpness of the diamond. When it pops, then you’ll pass the level.Level 27: To make a better dice roll, shake the phone to re-roll the dice. The dice will then roll in the pattern of two sixes.Level 28: To click on the calves, put the two cows together and then four calves will pop out. Once they do, tap them one by one to complete the level.Level 29: To find the “right” cat, or the cat that is on the right, use one or more fingers to swipe the cats from right to left to move them, allowing you to see the actual cat on the right.Level 30: Spot the differences – or be prepared to be tricked by the game. There are no differences between the two pictures. They are exactly the same.Level 31: How many holes are in the shirt? The answer is 8. There are two sleeves, the waist opening, the neck opening, then the two holes in the front, which are also duplicated on the back of the shirt, for a total of 8.Level