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Words that follow the same rule:
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A new word every day for each year group, with what it means, how it is used and the spelling pattern it belongs to. Taken from the Spelling Universe word lists, so it follows the curriculum rather than a dictionary's mood.
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Spelling pattern
Words that follow the same rule:
Something to do with it
Most word-of-the-day resources give the whole school the same word. Pick your year and you get a word from that year's spelling curriculum — Year 1 gets puff, Year 6 gets conscience. Your choice is remembered on this device.
Every word arrives with the spelling rule it belongs to and the other words that follow the same rule. That turns a minute of vocabulary into a minute of spelling teaching, and it is why the word comes from a curriculum list rather than a thesaurus.
Copy a link to this word gives a web address for that exact day and year group, so it can go in a newsletter, a plan or a slide. Yesterday and Tomorrow let you look ahead when you are planning the week.
The words come from Spelling Universe, our spelling app for ages 5–11, which teaches the whole primary programme rather than one word a day.
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Nine letters, thirty seconds, the longest word you can find. Or type in a round and see every word there was.
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Unscramble letters to find every word, or turn a spelling list into a printable puzzle with answers.
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Countdown, stopwatch, interval rounds and a wall clock. Big and calm on the board, with a soft chime at the end.
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Spin, shuffle or flip for a name, with everyone getting a turn. Makes fair groups too, and the class never leaves your browser.
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