Expand your vocabulary and improve your spellling with the activities below.

Expand your vocabulary and improve your spellling with the activities below.
Do you want to get better at spelling? Would you like to know more about how to spell word endings? Do these activities and improve your spelling.
When you add word endings to some words you have to think about what happens to the letters in the word. Some go missing and some stay the same.
Even British people find spelling English words difficult. In these activities, you’ll learn some of the spellings that native speakers most often get wrong.
Do you want to get better at spelling? Would you like to know more about silent letters? Do these activities and improve your spelling.
The ‘sh’ sound (/ʃ/) can be spelled with the letters ‘sh’, but do you know other letters that we can use? These activities look at other ways to spell ‘sh’.
Can you spell ‘bus’, or ‘car’ or ‘ticket’? Practise spelling different types of transport in these activities.
What do you notice about these words; ‘no’ and ‘know’ - ‘by’ and ‘buy’? Their pronunciation is the same, but the spelling is different. Words like these are called ‘homophones’. These activities help you to learn and practise 24 of them.
Would you like to improve your spelling? These activities will give you lots of practise in spelling some free time activities. How many of the 18 words can you spell correctly?
Some words lose a final ‘e’ (e.g. hope > hoping). But some words keep the ‘e’ (e.g. hope > hopeful). Do you know the spelling rules for when to lose the final ‘e’?
Would you like to improve your spelling? These activities will give you lots of practise in spelling some countries. How many of the words can you spell correctly?
Can you spell words with the /k/ sound? Practise here!
Learn about the ‘i’ before ‘e’ except after ‘c’ rule. Do these activities and improve your spelling.
Can you spell words with the letters sh and ch? Practise here!
These activities will give you lots of practise in spelling some food vocabulary. How many of the words can you spell correctly?
Do you want to get better at spelling? Would you like to know more about adjectives of personality? Learn ten positive and ten negative adjectives of personality. Do these activities and improve your spelling.
These activities will help you understand what the words for different crimes are.
A refugee, defined by the United Nations, is a person who is unable or unwilling to return to their country because of a well-founded fear of persecution based on their race.
Here are some more words related to politics. Can you put the words in the right spaces to complete the definitions?
How many English words do you know to describe types of transport? Try this activity to learn some new words!
This video will help you to find out more about what happens during an election.