D-Americana Student Workbooks

Unlock the power of visual spelling with Spelling You See. This research-based program takes a multi-sensory approach to spelling, helping students learn in a way that feels natural and intuitive. With Spelling You See, there are no word lists, no tests, and no rote memorization. Instead, students learn through four core engaging activities and meaningful practice. The Level D Americana Student Workbooks include the materials your student needs to complete this level.

Enhance your student's spelling skills with the Spelling You See: Americana Student Workbooks. These engaging Level D Student Workbooks feature captivating cultural stories that make practicing spelling fun and engaging. Each of the 36 lessons is divided into five parts, A through E, and includes two or four facing pages that are designed to be completed in 15 to 20 minutes. Each day begins with a Daily Huddle between the student and instructor. Students will also “chunk” the appropriate letter patterns indicated for that day’s lesson and have opportunities for copywork and writing from dictation throughout the week. Through these activities, your student will experience vocabulary development while learning about American history and culture in a rich historical and cultural context. 

The Americana Student Workbooks are ideal for instructors who already have the Instructor’s Handbook and need the accompanying student materials. 

What's Included?

This item includes only the two Student Workbooks — which features:

• 36 lessons divided into 5 parts

• Chunking, and copywork, and dictation pages

• Colorful pictures and helpful guides

To complete Level D Americana, you will also need the:

• Instructor's Handbook —  which features:

• Introduction to the philosophy of Spelling You See

• Getting Started guide

• Lesson instructions

You can find the Instructor’s Handbook here, or purchase the Student Workbooks and Instructor's Handbook together in the Level D Americana Set. 

This updated edition is not compatible with older versions of Spelling You See.

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