Word Sort: -er, -or, or -ar?
Sort words by their ending: -er (teacher), -or (doctor), or -ar (dollar). They all sound the same!
Learning Path · Word parts
Tackling the less predictable parts of English spelling with structure and morphology.
5 games
5 games
5 games
5 games
5 games
5 games
5 games
5 games
5 games
Sort words by their ending: -er (teacher), -or (doctor), or -ar (dollar). They all sound the same!
Listen and choose the spelling with the silent letter: kn, wr, gn, or mb.
Choose the right spelling: chef, shef, or cheff? unique or unik? Reveal a hidden picture.
Find words missing their silent letter, like nee for knee, and fix them.
Pop the words that have a silent letter, like knee, wrist, and thumb. Skip the others.
Sort words by their silent letter pair: kn (knee), wr (write), gn (sign), or mb (lamb).
A memory game: match each ough word with its sound.
Listen and choose the spelling of the vowel in fruit, juice, and suit: ui, oo, or ew?
Choose the right spelling: believe or beleive? receive or recieve? Reveal a hidden picture.
Choose the right spelling of the word that finishes each sentence: juice or juse? field or feild?
Sort ough words by sound: like o in go (though), uff (tough), or aw (bought).
A memory game: match each word with a related word that helps you spell it, like sign and signal.
A related word shows the silent letter: which letter do you hear in signal that is silent in sign?
Choose the related word that helps you spell a word with a silent letter, like signal for sign.
Find words missing a silent letter, like crum for crumb, and fix them with a related word.
Sort words by the silent letter a related word reveals: g (sign/signal), b (crumb/crumble), n (autumn/autumnal), or t (soften/soft).
Choose the right spelling of words with schwa, silent letters, and tricky vowels. Reveal a hidden picture.
Choose the right homophone or spelling to finish each sentence.
Bingo with advanced spelling features: a silent letter, a schwa, ough, or ph.
A cumulative adventure reviewing homophones, homographs, schwa, and hidden letters.
Listen and build longer words with tricky spellings, one syllable at a time.