Spelling worksheets from your own list

Ten words written out three times each, in the order they were given, with the week's title typed in. Swap the list for your own and the sheet is the same sheet.

The builder link at the top of the page carries this sheet’s own settings, so the bench opens on exactly the sheet here rather than on a blank one. Change what you like and press print.

A spelling list is taught in order, so the sheet keeps the order it was typed in. Paste the whole note, numbers and commas and all, and the builder reads the words out of it; a list saved on this device from the spelling game works the same way. Ten words or forty, the sheet runs on to a second page rather than dropping any.

The seven styles are the seven jobs a list gets through a week. Write it out is the first night: read the word, write it three times. Missing letters is the middle of the week, each word with letters taken out to be put back. Word shapes and ABC order make a child look at the whole word rather than at its letters. Find the word puts each one among its near misses. In a sentence gives every word a ruled line to be used on. Spelling test is Friday: numbered lines and nothing else on the page.

The word search is a family of its own, drawn from the same list: a grid that hides every word, with the words listed under it, and a key that shows where they were. Where a sheet has answers, the key prints as a second page.

For a class, print one copy per child. A word search or a missing-letters sheet is drawn again for each copy, so the two children sharing a desk are not sharing a page, and each copy's key comes with it.

A class set is one sheet printed once per child. Set the copies and each one is a new draw of the same settings with its own answer key, so the two children sharing a desk are not sharing a page. The heading can carry a Class line beside Name and Date, and a sheet you have set up can be handed to a colleague or a parent as a link that opens on exactly that sheet.

Nothing needs a login, nothing is installed and nothing about a student is uploaded, which is what makes it usable on a school device that allows none of those: the builder runs in the browser, and a sheet saved on that device stays on it. Every sheet is free for classroom and school use.