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Ways to Study Spelling Words
The following are some ideas to help you study your spelling words.
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ABC Order- Write your words in alphabetical order
Rainbow Words – Write your words in multiple colors
Backwards Words – Write your words forward, then backward
Silly Sentences – Make up silly sentences using your words
Picture Words – Draw a picture to go along with your word and then write
your word in the picture
Words Without Vowels – Write your words replacing all the vowels with a
line
Words Without Consonants – Write your words replacing all the
consonants with a line
Story Words – Write a short story using all of your words
Scrambled Words – Write your words, then write them again with the
letters mixed up
Word Search – Make a word search
Surround Words – Write your words by cutting out letters in a newspaper
or magazine and glue them on paper
Ransom Words – Write your words by cutting out letters in the newspaper
or a magazine and glue them on paper
Pyramid Words – Write your words adding or subtracting one letter at a
time to make a pyramid shape
Word Play – Write your words in shaving cream, mud, or sand
Delicious Words – Write your words in whipped cream, peanut butter, or
anything you can eat!
Pasta Words – Write your words by arranging alphabet pasta or Alphabits
cereal
Cheer Your Words – Pretend you are a cheerleader and call out your words
X Words – Write two words having one common letter so they crisscross
Other Handed – If you are right-handed, write your words with your left
hand and vice versa
Choo-Choo Words – Write the entire list end to end as one long word using
different colors for each word
Silly String – With a long length of string, ‘write’ words in cursive using the
string to shape the letters
Backwriting – Using your finger, draw each letter on the back of another
person
Telephone Words – Translate your words into numbers from a telephone
keypad
Flash Writing – In a darkened room, use a flashlight to draw letters in the
air
Secret Agent Words – Number the alphabet from 1 to 26 then convert
your words to a number code
Morse Code – Convert your words to Morse Code
Create your own activity!