Free Spelling Games for Kids You Can Start Tonight
Free spelling games for kids using stuff you already have at home — index cards, dice, the back of a receipt. No printables to download, no apps to install.
Tips, word lists, and updates from the Spelling Test team.
Free spelling games for kids using stuff you already have at home — index cards, dice, the back of a receipt. No printables to download, no apps to install.
Eight English spelling rules that explain most of what kids write — the doubling rule, silent E, Y to I, plurals, suffixes, and the ones worth memorizing before any of the fancy stuff.
Practical dyslexia spelling strategies for parents — what works in the research, what doesn't, and how to build a home routine that supports a dyslexic child without breaking them.
Ten spelling activities for 1st graders built around five-minute attention spans, no-prep materials, and the phonics patterns six-year-olds are actually learning at school.
How to build a homeschool spelling curriculum without paying for a boxed program — what to teach in each grade, how to source word lists, and the weekly rhythm that holds it together.
Practical ESL spelling tips for kids whose first language isn't English — the five traps that catch nearly every learner, with patterns and routines that actually fix them.
A clear, classroom-tested look at phonics vs sight words for spelling — what each one does well, where each one fails, and how teachers and parents can use both without picking a side.
Fifty of the most commonly misspelled English words, sorted by the pattern that trips people up — silent letters, doubled consonants, sneaky vowels, and homophones — with a fix for each group.
A calm, week-by-week spelling bee preparation plan for parents helping a child get ready to compete — covering the official list, mock bees, and the small stage habits that make the difference.
Eight car ride spelling games that work without screens, paper, or arguments — built for school runs, traffic jams, and long road trips with one bored kid in the back.
A realistic, six-week plan for parents who want to actually move the needle on their child's spelling — without buying a workbook or starting a war at the kitchen table.
Most spelling apps are flashy on the outside and thin on the inside. Here's what actually makes a spelling app useful — and what the warning signs look like.