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Why not start the new school year off by winning a free SpellingCity.com account for the student record-keeping feature? Are you feeling talented and lucky?
How to Apply for the GiveAway. Write your best explanation of how SpellingCity has helped your students and you. There are four ways to send it to us:
- Post on the SpellingCity forum in the Features & Feedback category keeping your entry under 30 words. - Send your writing to us using the SpellingCity Contact Us form keeping your entry under 30 words. Please only apply once.
On Tuesday, Sept 1, the Mayor of SpellingCity will pick among the best entries. He’ll award five free classroom licenses to teachers and five free family licenses to parents. Specifically, the Mayor of SpellingCity will select the top entries and declare them finalists. The final ten will be selected randomly from the finalists.
Background on Record-Keeping: SpellingCity has added automated record-keeping as a new feature. This allows teachers to instantly grade and record the students’ spelling tests giving them a chance to immediately review the words and to take a retest. Traditionally, the grading of papers took a day, tied up a teacher’s evening, and involved lots of hand-grading and recording. Automated record-keeping of spelling tests puts the results immediately recorded in the teacher’s online gradebook.
The student record-keeping is a new SpellingCity feature introduced in August 2009. The cost for a classroom (30 student licenses) is $49.99. A family (5 licenses) is $29.99 per year. Click for more details on student record-keeping.
Questions, you can DM us on Twitter, Message us on Facebook, post in the forum or use our contact us form.
The Mayor, SpellingCity.com
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August 28th, 2009 at 4:37 pm
this sounds great. Thanks. I read that they changed the word limit to 50 since people said 30 was just too short.
August 31st, 2009 at 7:24 am
SpellingCity Rocks. We use it for all our different subjects. We put up word lists for history, science, geology, literature, and of course, vocabulary. My youngest is now using their dolch word lists