Paste this week's spelling list and get a game built around it in seconds. Spelling games work because they force the child to produce the word, not just read it — and these turn the same list into a race, a puzzle, or a printable worksheet, all free.
The letters of each spelling word are jumbled and students reassemble them — the fastest way to check whether a spelling is genuinely known. Play online or print it as a worksheet.
Letter-by-letter guessing against a row of balloons. Perfect as a five-minute whole-class warm-up on the board, and every wrong guess is a spelling discussion.
The classic letter-guessing game, built from your spelling list. Students guess one letter at a time before the drawing is finished, so every wrong guess becomes a spelling conversation. Add a clue or a picture to each word for younger classes, and print it as a worksheet if you want the same words on paper.
Extra letters are mixed into the word and students strip out the ones that do not belong. It forces careful attention to the exact spelling rather than a rough guess.
A calm way to get eyes on correct spellings before a test. Generated from your list and printable with an answer key, so it also works as homework or a sub plan.
This is the Bingo Card Maker used with your spelling list: every student gets a different card, you call the words, and they find the correct spelling. Differentiates naturally and needs no preparation beyond pasting the list.
Students shoot the correctly spelled target among near-miss distractors — excellent for the words a class keeps getting wrong in the same way.
Rebuild the word from its letters, one puzzle at a time. Slower and more thoughtful than the timed scramble, so it suits independent practice.
The Worksheet Bundle turns one spelling list into missing-letter, tracing, write-the-word and word search pages with answer keys — a whole homework pack from a single paste.
Copying a word five times trains the hand, not the memory. Retrieval does the work: the child has to pull the spelling out of their head, get it wrong, and correct it. Every game here is built on retrieval — unscrambling, guessing letters, choosing between near-misses — which is why ten minutes of a spelling game usually beats a page of copying.
Monday: introduce the list with a word search. Tuesday: Word Scramble as a warm-up. Wednesday: printable worksheet pack for homework. Thursday: whole-class Spelling Bingo. Friday: test. All five come from the same list you pasted once, so preparation takes about a minute.
Yes — that is the point. Paste your weekly list and every game and worksheet is built from those exact words.
Kindergarten through middle school. Younger classes do best with Balloon Pop, Spelling Bingo and the printable missing-letter pages; older students with Word Scramble, Letter Elimination and timed rounds.
It is the Bingo Card Maker fed with your spelling list. Each student gets a uniquely shuffled card, you call words from the caller view, and they mark the matching spelling. You can play it on screen or print the cards.
Yes — unlimited spelling games and printable worksheets, no paywall, and students never need an account.
Yes. Share the link and it opens in any browser on a phone, tablet, or Chromebook. You can also print the worksheet version for homework.
Yes. Add pictures or audio to any word list so learners connect the spelling to the meaning and the sound at the same time.