Good but cheap spelling workbooks that aren't teacher intensive?

[mbeaser]

My 7yo is a natural speller, but she is *way* obsessed with spelling workbooks. She can easily spell at a 4th grade plus level, I think she likes it because she's so good at it ;) I suddenly remembered today that I had a calvert spelling 3 cd from last year with DS. I've had to limit her to 2 chapters a day, but she'll be done with it by the end of January. So, I'd like to get her some cheap (but still have some learning value) spelling workbooks. Or, websites I can print sheets from would work too, free or pretty cheap. TIA :001_smile:

[Maisy]

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[Ellie]

R&S's Spelling by Sound and Structure.

[Imprimis]

I think Spelling Workout fits your criteria. My natural spellers enjoy(ed) these workbooks.

[lotsofpumpkins]

R&S's Spelling by Sound and Structure.

 

:iagree:

[JenninMN]

Here's a freebie:

http://www.mhschool.com/reading/treasure_workbooks/national.html

 

And here's another:

http://www.zaner-bloser.com/spellingconnections/practice-pages.html

 

HTH

Jennifer

[momto2blessings]

My kids are mostly independent with it. They aren't expensive and have some activities to go with the lessons. I also like that it's phonics-based, re-inforcing rules each lesson:) Gina