SPELLING GUIDES
Practical spelling help for the school week
Start with the problem you need to solve: this week’s spelling test, a custom word list, home practice, or spelling-bee preparation. Each guide gives you a usable routine and a direct way to turn the same words into interactive practice.
Weekly Spelling Test Practice
When a spelling list comes home and the test is on Friday, the goal is not to invent a new activity every night. Keep the same words, vary how your child recalls them, and use the last practice session to focus on the words that still cause trouble.
Make Your Own Spelling Test
If you already have the word list, you do not need another generic spelling worksheet. Put the exact words into a custom game and turn them into audio-led spelling, multiple choice, jumbles, fill-in-the-blank questions, clues, and word-building practice.
Games with Your Own Words
The most useful spelling game is often the one that uses the words your child already needs to learn. Instead of choosing between a school list and a fun app, use the school list inside the game.
Spelling List Generator
When you do not already have a word list, start with the child’s level and what they are learning. Think Champion can generate an age-matched spelling and vocabulary game around a topic, then turn that list into interactive practice.
Practice Spelling at Home
Home spelling practice works better as a routine than as a collection of random activities. Keep the word list stable, ask the child to recall the spelling in several ways, and spend more time on the words that remain difficult.
Prepare for a Spelling Bee
Spelling-bee preparation becomes much easier to organise when the official or coach-provided words stay in one practice system. Start with the exact study list, learn unfamiliar vocabulary, practise from audio cues, and keep returning to the words that are still missed.
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