Custom Spelling List Practice

The best spelling list is often the one a learner actually needs this week. Add an exact school, homeschool, tutoring, vocabulary, or competition list and practice those words directly instead of using a generic set.

Practice your own spelling words

Paste this week’s school list and hear each word in a spelling quiz, or review it with flash cards. No account is needed for your first three practice sessions.

One word per line or separated by commas. Up to 100 words; repeated words are included once.

Try a 10-word session, then return to the words you missed. Saving to your account requires sign-in.

How your spelling test works

  • Practice the exact assigned words
  • Use a no-hints first round to identify weak words
  • Repeat missed words more often than mastered words
  • Retest the complete list in mixed order

A routine for school spelling lists

Custom lists work best when they are short enough to practice repeatedly. Start with the assigned list, split very long lists into smaller groups, and use missed-word review to decide what deserves another round.

Try an example school list

  1. 1.because
  2. 2.favorite
  3. 3.different
  4. 4.friend
  5. 5.necessary
  6. 6.separate
  7. 7.through
  8. 8.thought
  9. 9.answer
  10. 10.people
  11. 11.calendar
  12. 12.receive
  13. 13.beautiful
  14. 14.probably
  15. 15.important

Practice recommendations

  • Paste or enter the exact list instead of retyping from memory.
  • Run one diagnostic quiz before studying so you know which words are already mastered.
  • Practice missed words in a separate round, then return to the full mixed list.
  • Use the same list across several short sessions rather than one long cram session.

Spelling improves through short, repeated retrieval rather than one long study session. Listen to the complete word, spell it without character-by-character clues, then spend the final few minutes on missed words.

Practice this list

Take a short quiz from these words, or enter your own school list for focused practice.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use my child’s school spelling list?

Yes. Custom-list practice is designed for the exact words assigned by a teacher, tutor, homeschool curriculum, or competition.

What should I do with a list longer than 20 words?

Split a long assignment into groups of up to 20 words if you want to test every word in each group. The app draws a session-sized selection from longer lists, so one round may not cover the whole assignment. Use a separate paper or oral test when you need one complete test of more than 20 words.

How do I enter my own words for a spelling test?

Paste the words into Your spelling words on this page, using one word per line or commas between words. Select Practice my words for a listening-and-typing quiz, or Review flash cards to see the spellings first. The example placeholder is not added to your list.

How many words can I add to a custom spelling list?

You can enter up to 100 unique words. The practice screen offers sessions of 10, 15, or 20 words; if the list is shorter, the session uses the available words. A session drawn from a longer list is a selection, not a test of every word in that list.

Can I practice a custom list without creating an account?

You can enter words and start an available free practice session without signing in. Saving a list to your account requires sign-in and is subject to your plan’s list limits. The practice screen shows whether free sessions remain.

Will my custom words still be there after a refresh?

The page keeps a temporary draft in the current browser tab when browser storage is available, so a refresh can restore it. That draft is not a saved account list and may be lost when the tab closes. Use Save to my account when you want to keep the list.

Can I include apostrophes, hyphens, or repeated words?

Words may contain English letters, straight apostrophes, and hyphens, such as can't or well-known. Use a straight apostrophe when entering contractions. Numbers and multiword phrases are not supported, and repeated entries are included once regardless of capitalization.

Can I share the custom quiz URL with another device?

The URL does not contain your private word list. An unsaved draft stays in its browser tab, so sending the URL alone will not send the words. Save the list to your account and sign in on the other device, or enter the words there separately.