Spelling Bee Practice
Listen to the word, type the spelling and see exactly which letters went wrong. Finish a round to earn your own certificate.
Set up your spelling bee
Choose your class and how many words you want in this round.
How to play
- ListenThe word is read aloud. Replay it, slow it down or hear it in a sentence as often as you like.
- Type and press EnterSpelling is checked instantly. Capital letters do not matter.
- Use hints wiselyA definition or the first letter helps — but costs a few points.
- Earn your certificateSpell every word right to become the Spelling Bee Champion!
| Correct spelling | +10 |
| Streak bonus (3 or more in a row) | +2 |
| Definition hint | −2 |
| First-letter hint | −3 |
Your best scores
Best accuracy for each class on this device.
Enter submit / next word · ↑ hear the word again
Well done!
Review your words
Tap the speaker to hear any word again.
| # | Word | You typed | Result | Points |
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Become a spelling champion
Words are graded from easy to hard within each class, so every round warms you up before the tricky ones arrive.
Choose a class
Pick Class 2–8 and a round of 10, 15, 20 or 25 words.
Listen carefully
Replay the word, slow it down or hear it used in a sentence.
Learn from mistakes
A letter-by-letter comparison shows wrong, missing, extra and swapped letters.
Collect your certificate
Download or print it, then practise only the words you missed.
“i before e, except after c”
When the sound is “ee”, write ie (believe, field) — but ei after c (receive, ceiling).
Watch out for rule-breakers: weird, seize, protein.
Doubling the last letter
Short words ending in one vowel + one consonant double it before -ing, -ed or -er: run → running, big → bigger.
The same happens when the stress is on the last syllable: begin → beginning, admit → admitted.
Silent letters
Some letters are written but not spoken: knife, write, island, castle, yacht, pneumonia, thumb. Say the word “as it is written” in your head to remember them.
British spelling in India
Indian schools follow British spelling: colour, favourite, neighbour, jewellery, recognise. American spellings like color are accepted here, but you will see a reminder.