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The High Frequency Word Project, 2nd Edition

Rebecca Loveless and Fiona Hamilton – Hardcover (ISBN: 9798218642792) · ISBN-13 9798218642792
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The High Frequency Word Project, 2nd Edition, by Rebecca Loveless and Fiona Hamilton (Swallowtail Press), walks through 130 high-frequency words using word history, meaning, morphology, phonology, and grapheme-phoneme relationships, moving instruction away from treating sight words as arbitrary memorisation, with word lists, classroom activities, and assessments. It is written for evidence-informed spelling and reading-fluency instruction in primary teacher-training programmes. Programmes training a full cohort of trainee teachers can equip every participant with the same edition.

ISBN-139798218642792
Edition2nd Edition
AuthorsRebecca Loveless, Fiona Hamilton
PublisherSwallowtail Press
FormatHardcover
LanguageEnglish
CategoryEducation & Teaching
List price£41.99 / copy
Min. order5 copies
ConditionNew

The High Frequency Word Project, 2nd Edition by Rebecca Loveless and Fiona Hamilton, published by Swallowtail Press, is a structured-literacy teaching resource that explains high-frequency words through etymology, morphology, phonology, and spelling patterns rather than rote memorization. It is built for elementary teachers, literacy specialists, reading interventionists, and structured-literacy or dyslexia-tutoring programs sourcing classroom sets.

Key Features

  • Walks through 130 high-frequency words using word history, meaning, morphology, phonology, and grapheme-phoneme relationships
  • Moves instruction away from treating sight words as arbitrary memorization tasks
  • Includes professional-learning content alongside word explanations and teaching routines
  • Provides word lists, classroom activities, games, assessments, and printable supports
  • Written by Rebecca Loveless and Fiona Hamilton for evidence-informed spelling and reading-fluency instruction
  • Second edition, published by Swallowtail Press in hardcover

Specifications

  • ISBN: 9798218642792
  • Publisher: Swallowtail Press
  • Edition: 2nd Edition
  • Format: Hardcover

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The High Frequency Word Project, 2nd Edition is available to order through Global Academic Supply at £39.99 per copy for 5+, £37.99 for 10+, and £35.99 for 25+, against a £41.99 list price — a fit for school districts, curriculum coordinators, and teacher-training programs equipping multiple classrooms at once. Orders can run through a purchase order, tax-exempt certificate, and Net-30 payment terms rather than upfront card billing. Every copy shipped is new, so multi-classroom or district-wide orders arrive as one consistent edition.

Built around the idea that spelling patterns in English make sense once their history and structure are explained, this resource gives literacy educators a way to move students past sight-word memorization toward genuine orthographic understanding. Published by Swallowtail Press and now in its second edition, it's positioned as a working classroom tool rather than a purely academic reference, pairing word-level linguistic explanation with ready-to-use teaching routines and assessments. That combination is what makes it a recurring pick for structured literacy programs, dyslexia intervention, and district-wide reading curricula.

  • Walks through 130 high-frequency words using word history, meaning, morphology, phonology, and grapheme-phoneme relationships
  • Moves instruction away from treating sight words as arbitrary memorization tasks
  • Includes professional-learning content alongside word explanations and teaching routines
  • Provides word lists, classroom activities, games, assessments, and printable supports
  • Written by Rebecca Loveless and Fiona Hamilton for evidence-informed spelling and reading-fluency instruction
  • Second edition, published by Swallowtail Press in hardcover
  • Minimum order: 5 copies, with tiered pricing at higher quantities
  • Purchase orders and Net-30 terms accepted for qualifying institutions
  • Tax-exempt certificates accepted for qualifying accounts
  • Free worldwide shipping, no sales tax

Always confirm this exact ISBN-13 and edition (9798218642792) against your syllabus or procurement request before ordering — editions of this title are not interchangeable.

Q: How many high-frequency words does this resource cover, and how?
A: 130 high-frequency words, each explored through etymology, morphology, phonology, meaning, word history, and grapheme-phoneme connections.

Q: Who wrote it and who publishes it?
A: Rebecca Loveless and Fiona Hamilton wrote it; it's published by Swallowtail Press as a hardcover under ISBN 9798218642792.

Q: Who is this book designed for?
A: Elementary teachers, literacy specialists, reading interventionists, dyslexia tutors, structured literacy programs, and school districts.

Q: What classroom materials are included?
A: Professional learning content, teaching routines, word lists, activities, games, assessments, and printable classroom supports.

Q: What teaching approach does it use instead of rote memorization?
A: It teaches high-frequency words through the structure and logic of English orthography, explaining why words are spelled as they are rather than treating them as words to memorize by sight.

Q: Is this title in stock, and what are the bulk pricing tiers?
A: Yes, it's in stock. Bulk pricing tiers apply at 5, 10, and 25+ copies.