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Master Your Words, One Spell at a Time

Practice spelling in the way that works for you.

Choose a level, hear each word, and improve through short, focused sessions.

Spelling Practice

Hear a word and spell it

Listen, type the complete word, and get another try when you need it.

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Flash Cards

Review words at your own pace

See each word, hear it aloud, and move through the cards when you are ready.

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Try three sessions free. No sign-in or payment information required.

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A simple practice routine

Listen, spell, and review.

Short sessions keep the work focused. You can practice ten, fifteen, or twenty words, then spend your time on the words that need another look.

  1. 1

    Choose your mode and level

    Pick active spelling practice or self-paced flash cards, then choose the vocabulary range that fits.

  2. 2

    Complete a focused session

    Hear every word aloud and work through a focused set of 10, 15, or 20 words.

  3. 3

    Review what was difficult

    Practice missed words immediately so effort goes where it is most useful.

Practicing this week’s school list?

Paste your exact words, practice them as Spelling Practice or Flash Cards, and print a copy when you need one.

Spelling guides and word lists

Find the right words for what you’re learning now.

Browse curated spelling words by grade, or choose a practical guide for school lists, commonly missed words, and spelling bee preparation. Every word-list guide can open directly in Spelling Practice.

Spelling words by grade

Start at the nearest grade range and move up when the words feel comfortable.

Kindergarten spelling wordsFirst sounds and simple word patterns1st grade spelling wordsCore phonics and early sight words2nd grade spelling wordsVowel teams, blends, and word families3rd grade spelling wordsLonger words and common affixes4th grade spelling wordsAdvanced patterns and vocabulary5th grade spelling wordsComplex words for upper elementaryMiddle school spelling wordsAcademic vocabulary and tricky formsHigh school spelling wordsChallenging college-ready vocabulary

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From first sounds to rare words

From beginner to Genius—eight levels that grow with you.

Each level has a clear vocabulary focus. Start with the closest grade range and move whenever the words feel consistently comfortable.

Level 1

Kindergarten and First Grade

Short phonics and sight words that build clear sound-to-letter connections.

Sample: “cat”

Level 2

Second and Third Grade

Consonant blends, digraphs, and common two-syllable patterns for growing readers.

Sample: “bright”

Level 3

Fourth and Fifth Grade

Multisyllabic words with prefixes, suffixes, and upper-elementary academic vocabulary.

Sample: “multiply”

Level 4

Sixth and Seventh Grade

Latin and Greek roots, vowel shifts, and abstract words used across middle-school subjects.

Sample: “hypothesis”

Level 5

Eighth Grade

Advanced terms found in literature, science, and regional spelling-bee study lists.

Sample: “phenomenon”

Level 6

High School

College-prep vocabulary common in classic literature, research, and advanced coursework.

Sample: “ubiquitous”

Level 7

College Level

High-level academic, technical, and competition vocabulary for experienced spellers.

Sample: “ephemeral”

Level Genius

Genius

Rare words, unusual spelling patterns, archaic terms, and specialized language.

Sample: “syzygy”

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Questions and answers

Spelling practice, explained.

Choose a question to learn more about levels, modes, free sessions, Premium, and effective review.

Which level should I choose?

Start with the grade range that feels familiar. If most words are easy, move up a level; if a session feels frustrating, step down and build confidence first. The level descriptions and sample words make it easy to compare.

What is the difference between Spelling Practice and Flash Cards?

Spelling Practice asks you to hear a word and type the complete spelling. Flash Cards show the word and let you review its pronunciation, definition, and example at your own pace.

Do I need an account to practice?

No. You can choose either mode, select a level, and begin your free sessions without creating an account or entering payment information.

How do the three free sessions work?

A session counts only when the word activity actually begins. Browsing the homepage, comparing levels, or reviewing words you missed does not use another free session.

What does Premium include?

Premium removes the practice-session limit and includes ongoing Smart Review, saved custom spelling lists, progress history, printable practice lists, and up to three learner profiles under one parent account.

Can I practice the words I miss?

Yes. At the end of Spelling Practice, choose “Practice missed words” for a focused review. That review does not count as a new session.

Why study spelling when devices have spell-check?

Spelling practice strengthens sound-letter connections, vocabulary, reading fluency, and confidence. Spell-check can correct a word, but learning its patterns makes it easier to recognize, remember, and use.

Ready for your next word?

Choose the mode that feels right today. You can switch whenever you want.

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