English Spelling Games and Activities - Primary Homework Help.
Creative Spelling Homework Ideas Here is a list of ideas for practicing your individualized spelling words each week. You should practice your words at home AT LEAST THREE TIMES Monday through Thursday to prepare for your test on Friday. Fill out a Spelling Homework form, brought home each Monday, listing THREE of the ways you chose to study.Spelling in Reception. Spelling starts after the phonic sounds are learnt, and when your child is able to write the letters. Play with magnetic letters on the fridge or sponge letters in the bath is a great way of getting your child to find out how the letter sounds go together to make words.Spellingframe. A free spelling game where every word from the KS2 spelling curriculum is included. Each word is read aloud, included in a sentence and broken into syllables. Ideal for homework or use in class.
For spelling (Read, Write, Build- Pre-Primer and Primer sight words. Perfect for Guided Reading and Word Work centers. Read, Write, Build- Pre-Primer and Primer sight words. Perfect for Guided Reading and Word Work centers. Great tool to use in centers. Sight words can be used by each and every student.Spelling. Take a look at our enormous range of KS1 (Key Stage 1) spelling resources. With activities on common exception words, spelling strategies, spelling aids, sound families, homophones, compound words, and word lists, as well as spelling games and spelling tests we have all the resources to make your English lessons fun and effective.
Our whole-school spelling scheme sets out a weekly focus with word lists and activities. Use our system to set pupils deadlines and to make relevant word lists available to them. Play our game together as a whole class. Spelling tests have never been so much fun! Detailed reporting of pupils' activity and word competence over time.
