Here you'll find over 400 online spelling tests that aim to challenge students' vocabulary and spelling skills. Easy Online Spelling Practice and Games C ourage F actor gives more points when the spelling test options are set to higher difficulty (No definitions, no repeat, longer spelling words list, Harder difficulty). Online spelling games are so much faster, waste no paper and ours are even free! Practice Your Words

Smart Training (Review): take a spelling test provided by the Smart Training algorithm in review mode, to verify the words you learned ( see smart training documentation). As specified in the scoring system specification, the maximum score a student can reach is 1100 for students of every grade. On the left side you will find some useful information related to the ongoing test: test type, words to go, repeat calls, last spelled word, difficulty level and elapsed time for this test.My son really enjoyed Spelling Ninja! He completed the entire course in a few weeks. Before that, he had been struggling through a workbook spelling course, and I feel his spelling really did improve as a result. Parents looking for something different or who are dealing with reluctant spellers should be pleased.” - Linsey Knerl, parent Our online spelling tests are split into children's age groups, from Year 1 (when children are between 5 and 6 years old) all the way up to Year 6 (when they are between 10 and 11 years old). Vocabulary Ninja’s SPaG Starter System is built around a 10 daily question SPaG Starter activity that students from every year group can access every day of the school year. Every year group’s activities are closely aligned to the National Curriculum’s expectations for grammar, which ensures the progression and pitch of the entire series.

Instead of hunting down challenging spelling lists, printing them at home and struggling to find the time to finish them...why not just try an online spelling test? Vocabulary Ninja’s Whole School Maths Starter System or the ‘Tough Ten’ is here! Consistency is the absolute key here, with resources that offer marginal gains learning opportunities, little yet often. The Tough Ten is a simple yet powerful learning resource that Vocabulary Ninja has used successfully with Year 6 students over the past 3 years! From Andrew Jennings (@VocabularyNinja), the bestselling author of Vocabulary Ninja and Write Like a Ninja, this is an essential toolkit of strategies and resources to supercharge primary school children and transform them into spelling ninjas! Choose here how many words you want for this spelling test, the app allows 10, 15 or 20 words per test, the default and suggested value is 10 when learning new words, but you can use more words if you are taking review tests (I.e. using words that you already know).

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Possible values are from zero (no repeats allowed) up to unlimited repetitions per word, we suggest you to allow repetitions when learning new words and take tests with no repetition when reviewing. All our spelling games use British English words and are written for the national curriculum in England. Online Spelling Test

A skipped word is not considered as bad as a misspelled one but skipping words will limit bonus points (this to encourage the student to try hard to understand and also because a misspelled word is easier to remember than a skipped one). The 300 remainingpoints are sharedbetween E xecution F actor(max 180 points) and C ourage F actor(max 120points).

Interactive Spelling Games for Kids

A report card is generated and added to the other tests results by the same student, a dialog will appear giving the possibility to review your results immediately. Answer field: a text field where you have to correctly type the current word pronounced by the app. Every one of our games is a simple, online, multiple-choice spelling quiz. Children listen to the word, then the word within a sentence and finally the word again. They then have four choices and must select the correct spelling. Once a spelling test is finished, Spelling Bee Ninja will update the information associated to the student accordingly with test results, the errors list is updated and the system assumes the student has learned the words spelled correctly during test.