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I’m a big fan of using copywork in our homeschool. Visual learners, like several of my kids, can pull a lot from homeschool copywork exercises. However, copywork alone isn’t always an effective tool to teach spelling. Some children find copywork a struggle and need more stimulation and learning options. All About Spelling‘s Marie Rippel shares her perspective on copywork and positive tools to teach spelling in the article, Why Copywork Doesn’t Always Work.
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