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Education Perfect’s spelling lists test students’ spelling by saying a word in context and requiring them to answer with the correct spelling of that word.
Spelling lists are available for all non-language subject areas, such as English, Science and Maths.
The EP Content Team has already developed a number of spelling lists for you to use, but you can also make your own for automatic, self-marking spelling tests to complete in class or at home. They are also valuable as a resource for other subject areas to improve students’ spelling of domain-specific vocabulary, for example, Science terminology.
Create a Spelling List
Open the Content tab from your Teacher Dashboard.
Ensure your Content Library is in Edit mode, and switch the displayed subject to any non-language subject.
Open the folder you would like to add the spelling list to, open the Create new drop down menu at the top, and click on Spelling List.
Add words one by one
Give your list a name by clicking to edit the title.
Add words by typing the spelling word in the left hand field, and a sentence containing the word on the right. Continue to add as many words and sentences as you would like by clicking Add another spelling word .
Don’t forget to hit Save!
As you add words to the list, the server will generate electronic sound files for each word and the sentence containing the word in the background. These will be available shortly after you complete the list. If human voices are available, these will be used instead.
Please contact us with any issues relating to electronic sound files, or spelling lists in general.
Importing
You can also import many questions at once from an existing spelling list or from a spreadsheet.
- Create your spreadsheet in Excel, Google Docs, or any other spreadsheet tool. Put the spelling word in Column A, and the related sentence (containing that word) in Column B.
- In the list editor, click the blue Import button at the bottom of the page.
- Copy (Ctrl+C) the data in your spreadsheet, and paste it into the dialog box that appears.
- Ensure that the column headers are the right way around, then click Import.
- That’s it!
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Last updated on March 28, 2023
When choosing a spelling bee word list, or training students to compete in a spelling bee, we have to face a simple fact:
Spelling is more than memory work.
There isn’t a big enough list or enough time to have students recall every single word that could be thrown to them.
Instead, we have to present spelling words in a way that teaches a deeper understanding of spelling.
We’ve gathered 100+ spelling bee words and included their syllables, graphemes, phonemes, part of speech and etymology, so you make any student feel like a spelling champion!
Spelling bee word list
| WORD | Grade Level | SYLLABLES | PHONEMES | GRAPHEMES | part of speech | Definition | Sentence | ETYMOLOGY |
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| pitch | 3 | pitch | p, i, ch | p, i, tch | singluar noun | the level or tune of a sound | She was singing in a different pitch. | |
| taken | 3 | tak/en | past verb | to have gotten a hold of; grasped | My dad has taken my game away from me. | |||
| cannot | 3 | can/not | present verb | to not be able to do something | I cannot eat dessert before dinner. | |||
| stayed | 3 | stayed | past verb | to have been somewhere for a short time | We stayed at a hotel when we were on holiday. | |||
| denim | 3 | den/im | irregular noun | a type of material used for jeans | I like to wear denim jeans. | |||
| doctor | 3 | doc/tor | singlular noun | a person that treats sick people | I went to the doctor when I was sick. | Latin | ||
| gloves | 3 | gloves | plural noun | hand covers to protect hands | I put on gloves before I wash the dishes. | |||
| ocean | 3 | o/cean | singular noun | a large area of water covering Earth | The ship sailed over the ocean. | Greek | ||
| cadet | 3 | ca/det | singular noun | a person training in the armed forces or police | The cadet was in training to be a police officer. | French | ||
| oxen | 3 | ox/en | plural noun | plural of ox, a large domestic animal kept for milk | A herd of oxen were grazing on the grass. | |||
| quail | 3 | quail | kw,ai,l | qu,ai,l | irregular noun | a small brown bird | A quail was in the nest. | French |
| arch | 3 | arch | ar, ch | ar, ch | singlular noun | a curved top that is held by two supports | You enter the hall through a huge arch. | Latin |
| cheese | 3 | cheese | ch,ee,z | ch,ee,se | singlular noun | a food made from milk curd | I like to eat cheese and crackers. | Germanic |
| teach | 3 | teach | t, ee, ch | t, ea, ch | present verb | to help someone learn how to do something | He will teach me how to play the game. | Germanic |
| liver | 3 | liv/er | singlular noun | an organ in the body that cleans and filters blood | The liver is an organ that filters blood. | |||
| river | 3 | riv/er | singlular noun | a natural, large stream of water | The canoe drifted up the river. | Latin | ||
| story | 3 | sto/ry | singlular noun | a fictional tale shorter than a novel | My teacher reads us a story every day. | Latin | ||
| thank | 3 | thank | th, a, n, k | th, a, n, k | verb | to show you are pleased by something or someone | Please thank her for all her help. | Germanic |
| mammal | 3 | mam/mal | singlular noun | an animal that feeds its young with milk from the mother | A mammal feeds its young with milk. | Latin | ||
| mammoth | 3 | mam/moth | singlular noun | an extinct elephant covered in long hair and curved tusks | The mammoth lived long ago and had long hair and tusks. | |||
| events | 3 | e/vents | plural noun | things that are planned; social occasions or activities | There will be three events to raise money. | |||
| facts | 3 | facts | f,a,c,t,s | f,a,c,t,s | plural noun | things that are proven or known to be true | The facts have been proven and are true. | |
| people | 3 | peo/ple | plural noun | more than one person | Ten people came to the party. | Latin | ||
| once | 3 | once | adverb | one time | I have only been to hospital once. | |||
| coming | 3 | com/ing | adjective | about to happen or just beginning | We will have a lot of fun in the coming year. | |||
| inside | 3 | in/side | preposition | within a container or room | I want to see what is inside the box. | |||
| parents | 3 | par/ents | plural noun | plural of parent, a mother or father | My parents will not let me stay up late. | |||
| guard | 4 | guard | g, ar, d | gu, ar, d | present verb | to watch or protect | The dog was set to guard the gate. | Germanic |
| lamb | 4 | lamb | l,a,m | l,a,mb | singluar | a young sheep | A baby sheep is called a lamb. | |
| wrap | 4 | wrap | r,a,p | wr,a,p | present | to cover by winding or folding | We will wrap the present with green paper. | |
| coarse | 4 | coarse | k,or,s | c,oar,se | having a harsh or rough quality | The coarse sand was hard to walk on. | ||
| geese | 4 | geese | g,ee,s | g,ee,se | plural | more than one goose | The goose flew over to the other geese in the flock. | |
| gel | 4 | gel | j,e,l | g,e,l | singluar | a thick jellylike substance | As the mixture cooled it turned into a gel. | |
| gem | 4 | gem | j,e,m | g,e,m | singluar | a cut and polished stone | The precious gem sparkled in the light. | |
| rye | 4 | rye | r,igh | r,ye | irregular | a type of grain used in baking | Bread made with rye tastes different to wheat. | German |
| touch | 4 | touch | t, u, ch | t, ou, ch | present | to put your hand or fingers on someone or something | Do not touch the wet paint. | |
| wreck | 4 | wreck | r, e, k | wr, e, ck | singluar | the remains of a ship or other vehicle | The divers enjoyed diving on the wreck. | |
| quiche | 4 | quiche | k, ee, sh | qu, i, che | singluar | a pie made with eggs | We made the quiche with lots of eggs. | French |
| foul | 4 | foul | f, ou, l | f, ou, l | extremely unpleasant | There was a foul smell coming from the bathroom. | ||
| lure | 4 | lure | l, ure | l, ure | present | to persuade someone to do something by offering something exciting | I tried to lure the dog outside with a bone. | |
| chief | 4 | chief | ch, ee, f | ch, ie, f | singluar | a person who is in charge | A new chief of police has just been appointed. | |
| gnat | 5 | gnat | n, a, t | gn, a, t | singluar | a small, flying, biting insect | A gnat is a small flying insect which bites. | German |
| gnaw | 5 | gnaw | n, aw | gn, aw | present | to bite or chew something repeatedly | My dog loves to gnaw on bones. | German |
| quip | 5 | quip | kw, i, p | qu, i, p | singluar | a funny and clever comment | He made a quip and clever comment. | |
| raise | 5 | raise | r,ai,z | r,ai,se | present | to lift up | I raise my arm to answer the question. | |
| sauce | 5 | sauce | s, aw, s | s, au, ce | singluar | a thick liquid eaten with food | I love to have sauce on my pie. | |
| bight | 5 | bight | b, igh, t | b, igh, t | singluar | a curve in a coastline | A curve in a coastline is called a bight. | |
| thigh | 5 | thigh | th, igh | th, igh | singluar | the part of the leg above the knee | The thigh muscle is above the knee. | |
| balm | 5 | balm | b, ar, m | b, al, m | singluar | a fragrant cream or liquid used to heal the skin | Dad uses a skin balm after he shaves. | |
| calm | 5 | calm | c, ar, m | c, al, m | not angry, upset or excited | We have to stay calm if we hear the fire alarm. | ||
| weigh | 5 | weigh | w, ai | w, eigh | present | to find out how heavy someone or something is. | I use the scales to weigh the ingredients carefully. | |
| Zeus | 5 | Zeus | z,oo(long),s | z,eu,s | noun | the ruler of the gods in Greek mythology | Zeus is the ruler of the gods in Greek mythology. | |
| column | 5 | col/umn | noun | one of two or more vertical sections of a printed page | Please read down the left column. | |||
| zoology | 5 | zo/ol/o/gy | noun | the study of animals | She wants to study zoology and animals. | |||
| corpses | 5 | cor/pses | noun | plural of corpse, a dead body | The ancient corpses were buried thousands of years ago. | |||
| cities | 5 | cit/ies | noun | plural of city, a large town | London and Paris are two large cities. | |||
| passage | 5 | pas/sage | noun | an alley or pathway | We took a shortcut down the side passage. | |||
| including | 5 | in/clud/ing | preposition | part of a particular group or amount | Three people, including myself, are getting an award. | |||
| compartment | 5 | com/part/ment | noun | a section of something larger | I keep snacks in the bottom compartment of my bag. | |||
| prospector | 6 | pros/pec/tor | noun | a person who searches for valuable substances such as gold or oil | The prospector found a gold nugget. | |||
| gouging | 6 | goug/ing | present verb | to make a hole through something in a rough way | The builder was gouging a hole through the wall. | |||
| gourd | 6 | gourd | g,or,d | g,our,d | noun | a fruit with a hard rind often used for decoration or for making objects | We used the skin of a dried gourd to make a bowl. | |
| support | 6 | sup/port | present verb | to give assistance or comfort | My teacher will support my learning. | |||
| advance | 6 | ad/vance | noun | to move forward in a purposeful way | I want to advance to the next level of the game. | |||
| balance | 6 | bal/ance | present verb | an even distribution of weight | The toddler lost his balance as he was trying to walk. | |||
| cancelled | 6 | can/celled | past verb | for a planned event to not take place | The school sports day was cancelled because of the storm. | |||
| canceled | 6 | can/celed | past verb | for a planned event to not take place | The school sports day was canceled because of the storm. | |||
| clearance | 6 | clear/ance | noun | the process of removing things | There was a large boot sale after the house clearance. | |||
| budget | 6 | budg/et | noun | an amount of money you have available to spend | My parents made a weekly budget for our groceries. | |||
| mussels | 6 | mus/sels | noun | edible sea creatures with two black shells that close | The mussels are edible and have black shells. | |||
| whether | 6 | wheth/er | conjunction | showing a choice between alternatives | I don’t know whether to go to the party or not. | |||
| pieces | 6 | piec/es | noun | a part of something | The pizza was cut into eight equal pieces. | |||
| rhythm | 6 | rhy/thm | noun | a strong, regular and repeated movement or sound | The dancers all had great rhythm. | |||
| exterminate | 6 | ex/ter/min/ate | present verb | to destroy or kill completely | Our efforts to exterminate the cockroaches have failed. | Latin | ||
| quarrelling | 6 | quar/rel/ling | present verb | arguing angrily | The quarrelling students were sent to detention. | Latin | ||
| possibility | 6 | pos/si/bil/i/ty | noun | a chance that something may or may not happen or exist | There is a possibility that it will snow on the weekend. | |||
| chaos | 6 | cha/os | noun | complete confusion and disorder | Computer failure caused chaos at the airport. | Greek | ||
| orchestra | 6 | or/ches/tra | noun | a large group of musicians who play many different instruments together and are led by a conductor | She played the violin in the school orchestra. | Greek | ||
| category | 6 | cat/e/go/ry | noun | a group of people or things that are similar in some way | He competed in the race in his age category. | Latin and Greek | ||
| originated | 6 | o/rig/i/nat/ed | past verb | began to exist | The waltz originated in Vienna. | |||
| geography | 6 | ge/og/ra/phy | noun | the natural features of an area | In class we have been studying the geography of the local area. | Greek | ||
| sapphire | 6 | sap/phire | noun | a clear bright blue gemstone | She received a sapphire ring on her sixteenth birthday. | Greek | ||
| squadron | 6 | squad/ron | noun | a military unit consisting of soldiers, ships or aircraft | The squadron of bombers returned to their base. | Italian | ||
| fatigue | 6 | fa/tigue | noun | extreme tiredness | She was suffering from the fatigue after the long hike. | French | ||
| recruit | 6 | re/cruit | present verb | to find new people to take part in an event or join a group or team | We had to recruit more players for our team. | French | ||
| whirligig | 6 | whirl/i/gig | noun | a child’s toy that spins rapidly | A spinning top is an example of a whirligig. | Middle English | ||
| chaperone | 7 | chap/er/one | noun | a person who goes with and is responsible for a group of young people | My father volunteered to be a chaperone at the next school dance. | French | ||
| charade | 7 | cha/rade | noun | something that is done in order to pretend something is true when it is not really true | They continue the charade until it wasn’t fun anymore. | French | ||
| chassis | 7 | chas/sis | noun | the base frame that a car or other vehicle is built on | The chassis of the car was damaged in the accident. | French | ||
| chivalry | 7 | chiv/al/ry | noun | very polite, honest and kind behaviour | I love listening to stories of knights and their chivalry. | Latin | ||
| cliché | 7 | cliche | noun | a phrase that has been used so often that it is no longer original | Time flies when you are having fun is an example of a cliché. | French | ||
| machinery | 7 | ma/chin/er/y | noun | machines of a particular kind or machines in general | The farm machinery is kept in the barn. | |||
| peasants | 7 | peas/ants | noun | in history a person of a low social class of farm workers and owners of small farms | The land was farmed by peasants for hundreds of years. | Latin | ||
| perimeter | 7 | per/rim/e/ter | noun | the outside edge of an area, surface or flat shape | Soldiers guarded the perimeter of the camp. | Greek | ||
| persuade | 7 | per/suade | present verb | to cause someone to do something or believe something by asking, arguing or giving reasons | I am trying to persuade my parents to increase my pocket money. | Latin | ||
| thermometer | 7 | ther/mo/me/ter | noun | a device used to measure temperature of a person’s body or the air | Mum used a thermometer to see if I had a fever. | French | ||
| toupee | 7 | tou/pee | noun | a small wig that is worn by a man to cover a bald spot on his head | The actor was wearing a black toupee on his head. | French | ||
| camouflage | 7 | cam/ou/flage | noun | the way some animals are coloured or shaped so they can not be seen in their natural surroundings | A stick insects colour and shape helps it to hide in a tree. | French | ||
| limousine | 7 | lim/ou/sine | noun | a large, expensive car often driven by a paid driver | The bride and groom hired a limousine for their wedding day. | French | ||
| gargoyle | 7 | gar/goyle | noun | a stone object in the shape of the head of an ugly creature, usually seen on the roofs of old buildings | A row of gargoyles perch on the roof in front of the church. | Old French |
The spelling word lists in this section have been divided into 5 levels, 1 is the easiest 5 the hardest. Choose the level that is right for you. These lists are a resource for practising and applying all the ideas and techniques you’ve learnt from this website. If this is your first time using BeatingDyslexia.com have a look at the spelling help section before you start practicing with these words.
Spelling Word Lists Level 1: Very Easy Words
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| List (a) | List (b) | List (c) |
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| this | aims | their |
| time | with | there |
| fact | word | these |
| kept | such | world |
| above | many | zoo |
| age | likely | record |
| date | main | space |
| eggs | order | people |
| more | small | sold |
| idea | press | large |
| List (d) | List (e) | List (f) |
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| became | because | become |
| enter | family | great |
| burn | first | horse |
| built | longest | person |
| along | earl | itself |
| belongs | early | events |
| another | could | ever |
| clock | bring | colour |
| house | match | speed |
| little | sheep | farmer |
Spelling Word Lists Level 2: Easy Words
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| List (a) | List (b) | List (c) |
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| accept | central | energy |
| meaning | school | slang |
| known | total | widely |
| upheld | view | until |
| third | reject | affairs |
| depth | final | speak |
| money | occur | lacking |
| law | range | group |
| habit | admit | dancing |
| agree | except | quest |
| List (d) | List (e) | List (f) |
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| degree | joint | poet |
| edition | affect | current |
| borrow | effect | bright |
| force | apply | special |
| however | impact | interesting |
| moment | sign | twice |
| present | usage | attempt |
| binder | edited | field |
| blunt | bound | bring |
| chicken | focus | general |
| List (g) | List (h) | List (i) |
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| choose | who | stoop |
| chose | were | distress |
| choice | where | fainted |
| motion | why | remain |
| respect | which | royal |
| method | whereas | success |
| salary | south | style |
| sister | mount | second |
| search | strong | stated |
| chinese | chains | sung |
Spelling Word Lists Level 3: Intermediate Words
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| List (a) | List (b) | List (c) |
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| social | transform | industry |
| instead | collapsed | account |
| adventure | married | science |
| publish | project | endear |
| gallery | correction | absolute |
| connect | enough | modern |
| hence | grammar | grew |
| consists | advertising | lodge |
| length | embrace | defeated |
| dictionary | exotic | manual |
| List (d) | List (e) | List (f) |
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| original | proofread | obscure |
| including | marketing | necessary |
| discovery | despite | country |
| elements | disgrace | million |
| gentleman | labour | attesting |
| continue | annual | governed |
| fundamental | experience | depend |
| employs | currency | armour |
| apparent | probably | series |
| standard | lifestyle | essential |
| List (g) | List (h) | List (i) |
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| height | understood | tenant |
| weight | harvest | isolated |
| heavy | coverage | century |
| catholic | classical | complete |
| casual | dense | limited |
| trace | sense | contained |
| conversion | dismissed | position |
| concept | measure | phrase |
| models | natural | required |
| military | exclude | curved |
| List (j) | List (k) | List (l) |
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| conclusion | developed | infancy |
| impressive | knowledge | liberty |
| revised | since | conditions |
| critical | aunt | decade |
| embarking | uncle | uniform |
| victory | cousin | thus |
| technical | niece | understanding |
| solve | nephew | structure |
| source | current | dispute |
| elephant | cultural | promoted |
| List (m) | List (n) | |
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| policy | objects | |
| relative | separate | |
| wealth | rapidly | |
| whether | deduce | |
| weather | observers | |
| official | references | |
| register | satisfy | |
| produced | widowed | |
| distinct | devoted | |
| denied | describe |
Spelling Word Lists Level 4: Challenging Words
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| List (a) | List (b) | List (c) |
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| complexity | venture | servant |
| velocity | university | dissatisfied |
| contradictory | geography | museum |
| lyrics | machine | megabytes |
| influence | literature | analytic |
| comprising | dominated | manufacturing |
| nuclear | honour | contraction |
| appropriate | calculation | constitution |
| minister | language | depot |
| romance | supplement | sequence |
| List (d) | List (e) | List (f) |
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| religious | concerning | experimental |
| alphabetical | combination | elementary |
| european | mechanics | illustrate |
| accessible | commander | descended |
| composition | community | financial |
| analysis | brought | conjecture |
| description | execution | perception |
| resource | portrait | scholar |
| vacuum | taught | ushering |
| volume | conversation | applicable |
| List (g) | List (h) | List (i) |
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| controversial | principle | resembled |
| varieties | parliament | representative |
| conversely | identified | stomach |
| siblings | variant | severe |
| astronomy | undefined | technique |
| pioneer | migrated | premier |
| caught | comprehensive | society |
| surprising | theory | signature |
| intensely | candidates | commonplace |
| interaction | perceived | poverty |
| List (j) | ||
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| independent | ||
| pregnant | ||
| predictions | ||
| significant | ||
| streamlined | ||
| relevant | ||
| physics | ||
| satisfied | ||
| premature | ||
| parish |
Spelling Word Lists Level 5: Very Challenging Words
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| List (a) | List (b) | List (c) |
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| aisle | hypothesis | gravitation |
| isle | astrophysics | campaign |
| daughter | lieutenant | extraordinary |
| conceived | soldier | characteristics |
| sociological | sergeant | substantial |
| psychology | colonel | incomprehensible |
| inertia | monastery | foreign |
| dimension | elucidate | approximately |
| committee | arithmetic | derivative |
| fervently | pronounce | republican |
| List (d) | List (e) | List (f) |
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| ineffectual | philosophy | resurgence |
| phenomena | simultaneous | temporarily |
| vocabulary | ploughman | yacht |
| empirical | deficient | charismatic |
| alias | borough | circumstance |
| ethos | inheritance | monarchy |
| consequence | archives | conquered |
| obsolete | tolerance | electronically |
| dialect | neutron | initially |
| archaic | inspiration | contemporary |
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1st Grade
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1st Grade
List A-4
Level A Spelling:, List 4. Words with -et and -ot; Words include: pet, get, got
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-5
Level A Spelling: List 5. Words with -ut and -ug; Words include: cut, hut, bug
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-6
Level A: Spelling Words: List 6. Words with -ay; Words include: may, tray, lay
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-7
Level A Spelling: List 7. Words with -ag and -ig; Words include: bag, rag, digs
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-8
Level A Spelling: List 8. Words with -eg and -og; Words include: beg, jog, frog
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-9
Level A Spelling: List 9. Words with -ar, -er, and -ur; Words include: star, her, fur
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-10
Level A Spelling: List 10. Words with -ap and -ip; Words include: nap, clap, lips
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-11
Level A Spelling: List 11. Words with —op and -up; Words include: hop, drop, cup
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-12
Level A Spelling: List 12. Words with th; Words include: them, math, path
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-13
Level A Spelling Words, List 13. Words with -am, -im, and -um; Words include: ham, trim, drum
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-14
Level A Spelling: List 14. Words with -ad, -ed, and -id; Words include: pad, glad, kids
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-15
Level A Spelling: List 15. Words with -all and -ell; Words include: tall, small, fell
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-16
Level A Spelling: List 16. Words with -ill and -ull; Words include: hill, drill, full
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-17
Level A Spelling: List 17. Words with the long a sound; Words include: made, gave, snake
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-18
Level A Spelling: List 18. Words with the long e sound; Words include: she, see, sleep
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-19
Level A Spelling, List 19. Words with the long i sound; Words include: cry, sky, shy
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-20
Level A Spelling: List 20. Words with the long o sound; Words include: go, row, slow
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-21
Write each word twice
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-22
Level A Spelling List 22. Words with -ing; Words include: sing, king, doing
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-23
Level A Spelling: List 23. Words with -aw; Words include: saw, paws, draw
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-24
Level A Spelling: List 24. Words with -ew; Words include: few, new, flew
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-25
Level A: Spelling List 25. Words with -ant and -ent; Words include: ant, pants, went
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-26
Level A Spelling: List 26. Words with -ine and -ime; Words include: mine, nine, slime
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-27
Level A Spelling: List 27. Words with long e spelled ea; Words include: mean, heat, hear
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-28
Level A Spelling: List 28. Words with silent letters; Words include: walk, comb, lamb
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-29
Level A Spelling: List 29. Words with ov; Words include: dove, shove, over
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-30
Level A Spelling: List 30. Words with st and ss; Words include: stem, stand, pass
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-31
Level A Spelling: Numbers Theme List. Words include: one, two, three
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-32
Level A Words: School Words Theme List. School theme; Words include: desk, book, spell
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A-33
Level A: Spelling Words: Colors Theme List. Words include: green, pink, brown
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A: Halloween
Level A: Spelling Words, Holiday List: Halloween. Words include: bat, dark, spook
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A: Christmas
Level A: Spelling Words, Holiday List: Christmas. Words include: snow, tree, elf
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
List A: Easter
Level A Spelling Words, Holiday List: Easter. Words include: egg, bunny, hide
1st Grade
Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
1st Grade
Unscramble the spelling words.
1st Grade
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