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Words Their Way

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Product identity

Publisher
Savvas Learning Company
Program family
Words Their Way

Instructional fit

Courses
Five developmental spelling stages
Role explanation
Supplemental phonics, spelling, vocabulary, and word-study practice for grades K–5.
Subjects covered
Supported grades
Supported instructional roles

Materials and delivery

Format description
Print, hands-on, and digital practice materials with consumable notebooks, word sorts, games, teacher guidance, assessment, and Savvas Realize activities.
Included components
Five developmental spelling stages; Qualitative Spelling Inventory; sound, picture, letter, word, and writing sorts; student consumable workbooks; Teacher's Guide; Implementation Guide; Big Book of Rhymes; printable games; interactive Savvas Realize sorts; spelling checks.
Languages and support
English with differentiation guidance and support strategies for multilingual learners.
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Availability

Product availability
Available
Last checked
September 29, 2026

A K–5 supplemental literacy program providing personalized, multisensory phonics, spelling, morphology, vocabulary, and word-study practice.

Words Their Way is a K–5 supplemental practice program designed to accompany a high-quality core ELA or foundational-skills curriculum. Students work within five developmental spelling stages using sound, picture, letter, word, and writing sorts. Hands-on and digital practice reinforces phonology, sound-symbol relationships, syllable types, morphology, spelling, vocabulary, decoding, and encoding, supported by placement and progress-monitoring tools.

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2 California school districts are associated with this curriculum in the SDLA database.

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