The Spelling Bee Toolbox for Grades 3-5: All the Resources You Need for a Successful Spelling Bee

Overwhelmed at the thought of planning a big spelling bee? Wondering where you'll find enough of the right words? Or the time required to compile a list of suitable words? Unsure of spelling bee rules?There's no need to try to figure everything out for yourself. The Spelling Bee Toolbox really does contain ALL the resources you need for a successful spelling bee! Here's what you'll find inside the Spelling Bee Toolbox: *Over 620 Grade-Level Spelling Bee Words and Sentences*Spelling Bee Rules*Recording Charts*Organizational Checklist*Spelling Rules for Students*Spelling Games and Worksheets*Sample Parent Letter and Press Release*Award Certificates*Spelling Bee Clip Art*And More!You can confidently plan your big spelling bee, even if you've never conducted one before, using the wealth of resources in the Spelling Bee Toolbox. You can't find more help for less money anywhere!The generous copyright grants permission for use in a single school or home school group with the purchase of a single copy. (Please purchase extra copies if you're organizing a bee in multiple schools.)The Spelling Bee Toolbox has already been used around successfully the globe, by first-time bee organizers and experienced coaches alike. It's been sold at www.spelling-words-well.com since 2011, and is now offered in hard copy. The Spelling Bee Toolbox is also available for grades 6-8.The Spelling Bee Toolbox truly is your key to a SIMPLY successful spelling bee!


About the Author
Ann Richmond Fisher is a former teacher and a longtime educational author. Dozens of her classroom resource titles have been published by leading educational publishers including The Education Center, Instructional Fair, Teaching and Learning Company, McGraw-Hill and more. Thousands of people visit Ann's popular website, www.spelling-words-well.com daily. On her site you can find a myriad of spelling word lists, worksheets, games, eBooks more. The Spelling Bee Toolbox books were borne from comments, questions and suggestions from spelling teachers around the world.