Activities on the grid include:

Syllable Words – Group your spelling words according to the number of syllables.

Working Out Words – Group your spelling words into nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs etc.

Spelling Search – Search for spelling words or words within words in your class novel/book you are currently reading.

Sell Your Words – Write a TV commercial for a product of your choice using as many spelling words as you can.

Cartoon Connection – Create a cartoon strip using as many spelling words as you can.

Spelling Bee – Write your words, definitions and sentences on the Spelling Bee Word Cards. Swap cards with a partner and ask them to spell the word. You can ask for the definition or the word used in a sentence.

Define It! – List your spelling words in the boxes on the left side of your paper and then write the definitions of each word on the right side, in random order. See if a partner can match the words and definitions correctly.

Lie Detector – Write a true or false statement explaining/ relating to each of your spelling words. Swap your words with a partner and see if they can correctly identify if the statement is true or false.

Script – Write a piece of dialogue between characters of your own creation. See how many spelling words you can use in the conversation. Use quotation marks and underline each spelling word.

Scrambled – Write each of your spelling words, jumbled up, on the left side of your page. Swap with a partner and see if they can unscramble each of the words and write the correct word on the right side of the sheet.

Editing Expert – In pairs, write a piece of text using each other’s words. Spell them incorrectly, swap pieces of text and then correct the spelling of your words.

Texting Words – Translate your spelling words into numbers using the phone keypad on the Texting Words Worksheet. Write the number that represents each word.

Word Worth – Use the Word Worth worksheet to calculate the value for each of your spelling words. Highlight the word/s that are worth the most and the least.

Crossword – Use grid paper to make a crossword using your spelling words. Don’t forget to provide clues for each word.

Spelling Search – Search through old magazines or newspapers to find as many spelling words as you can. Cut them out.

Updated 19/02/2015 – Added missing G to the Word Worth activity.