Quick Ideas
We spell words by bouncing a beach ball, one letter per bounce. - Submitted by Cindy from Michigan
Write spelling words with white crayon on white paper. Paint over with watercolors and the words appear! - Submitted by Shelly in Africa
Instead of using lines to draw a picture, use your spelling words, written in line, to form a shape or object. - Another excellent idea from Shelly in Africa
Write words with you finger in fingerpaint, pudding, shaving cream, etc. - Another wonderful idea from Shelly in Africa
Give them words that they need to put into sentences. - Submitted by Ericka from Florida
A spelling bee where each person says the next letter in the word and if they get it wrong they are out. It's a fun way for kids to learn and mabye study for a test the next day. - Submitted by Karen from Florida
We have our own spelling bee! As a homeschooling mom of one, I found that she was interested in a spelling bee after watching one on television last year. Now she is thrilled at new spelling words to learn more than ever! - Elizabeth from USA
Play Scrabble, and get double points if you use a word from your spelling list. - Submitted by Dianna from Massachusetts
Children in third grade pick a spelling word from the list being learnt out of a small box. They then have to give the definition of the word and the other children have to guess which word it is. - Submitted by Judi in Hungary
Teacher has to describe the words using adjectives or action verbs as the students spell them correctly. - Carolyn from Mississippi
Put Shaving cream on the students desks and let them practice writing their words in the shaving cream. It also cleans the desks! - Submitted by Elizabet in Illinois
I place paint in a baggie and they use their finger to write there words as I read them. - From Jordan in Pennsylvania