Curricula / All About Spelling
All About Spelling
by All About Learning Press
Project Homeschool Verdict
Multisensory, rules-based spelling from the All About Reading publisher.
At a glance
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Dyslexic spellers and families already using All About Reading.
✕ Not ideal for
Those wanting a hands-off or test-based spelling program.
Parents most often praise its ease for the parent and fit for special needs, but the main thing to watch is its value.
- Easy for the parentFully scripted and open-and-go; parents with no training just read the box and teach a 15–20 minute lesson.
- Special-needs fitOrton-Gillingham, multisensory, rules-based — repeatedly credited with helping dyslexic and struggling spellers finally improve.
- How challengingExplicit, incremental teaching of the why behind spelling builds genuine, lasting mastery rather than memorized lists.
- Lesson formatParents love the hands-on letter tiles and the fully scripted lessons.
- Value for moneyMultiple levels plus the starter tile/card kit add up over the years. Cost adds up — each child needs their own student pack/review box; some wish advanced-application pages were sold separately.
- Low prepHands-on tiles and cards mean ongoing teacher time and setup — it requires sitting with the child every lesson. Scripted, open-and-go lessons make spelling straightforward to teach.
- Kids enjoy itA young learner grew frustrated around level 2 and needed a break — early starters may find the pace challenging.
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Compare alternatives
Most curriculum mistakes happen because a program sounds good in isolation. Similar options worth weighing:
Better if Dyslexic and struggling readers needing explicit, multisensory remediation.
Better if families wanting a thorough, research-based phonics+spelling program, including for older struggling spellers.
Watch for Content-heavy and teacher-intensive to implement well.
Better if Parents who want O-G structure with less scripting than Barton.
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Last reviewed June 18, 2026.
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