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We’re continuing to answer the common questions our SWR users have about the Learnings Logs.

Did you miss our previous posts in our SWR Learning Logs series? You’ll want to start there.
Part One, Part Two, or Part Three

Using the Learning Log

Q: When do students write the spelling words in their Learning Logs?

A: When you dictate a new spelling word, the student ...

We’re continuing to answer the common questions our SWR users have about the Learnings Logs.

Did you miss Part One or Part Two of our SWR Learning Logs series? You’ll want to start there.

Build a Master Teacher’s Log

Q: Do I really need to build a Master Teacher’s Log?

A: You might be wondering what this is, how to do it, and why you should do ...

We’re continuing to answer the common questions our SWR users have about the Learnings Logs.

Did you miss Part One of our SWR Learning Logs series? You’ll want to start there.

Formatted Ready-made Learning Log vs. a Blank Composition Book

Q: Can we simply use a blank composition book or paper instead of buying the SWR Learning Logs?

A: You could use a blank composition book ...

The Learning Log is one of the most important tools in the Spell to Write and Read approach. The student builds his own “text book,” his own personalized primer for spelling entirely from guided teacher dictation. As the captain of a ship logs information about his travels, so the student will record information he learns about the English language. In his Learning Log your student ...

Our SWR users commonly ask, “What is the most current version of the Spell to Write and Read materials?” Following is the current status of the materials according to Author Wanda Sanseri as of Summer 2019.

A new, formatted Black Learning Log was introduced in 2012. Changes in the content within Spell to Write and Read involve the new log.  We have an answer ...