The Path to Excellence

With continued effort, you can learn the skills and gain the knowledge you need for your life. When faced with a challenge in your schooling, press on. “The diligent person will achieve his goals” (Proverbs 13:4, paraphrased).

These spelling words

are hard.

If I don’t give up, I know

I can do it.

Kenny asked for help to review

his spelling words.

Thanks, Dad!

My brother helps me review spelling when we do dishes.

Good idea. I’ll ask my sister to help me.

Special: s-p-e-c-i-a-l.

Batteries: b-a-t-t-e-r-i-e-s

“In the summer, ants gather all of their food and save it. So when winter is come, there is plenty to eat” (Proverbs 6:8 ERV).

Learn all you can from your school subjects. When you are older, you will be glad you did.

Dic

tio

ry

The dictionary helps me understand

a word.

I suggest you write a sentence using the word.

Okay.

The more I practice, the

easier it is.

“Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with your might” (Ecclesiastes 9:10 AKJV).Persistence and practice are keys to gaining desired skills.

When you are diligent to study and practice to improve your knowledge and skills, you will become rich in talents. “Lazy hands will make you poor; hard-working hands will make you rich” (Proverbs 10:4 ERV).

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Spelling Sports

Music Art

Can you form a word from the

letters?

Enjoy the game. I’m practicing for

the recital.

G-L-A-D, glad!

See you later.

Now that’s better!

I’m improving.