The activities include audio recordings so you can hear every spelling word pronounced, and also hear it used in a sentence.
In addition to the freebies, the site offers a “Premium Membership” for a fee – but you don’t need to purchase a thing to access the following:
- Spelling Test Me – Take quizzes to test your spelling skill on words covering myriad topics such as science, math, history, etc. Try spelling contractions, Dolch Sight Words, SAT Vocabulary and more.
- Spelling Teach Me – Students can choose from predetermined word lists and then engage in a classic spelling learning method that includes visual and auditory modalities in each lesson.
- Spelling Games and Activities – Play word search, word unscrambles, word matching games and more – that are generated from word lists available at the site.
- And lots more.
You’ll also find free, printable handwriting worksheets, and games that teach concepts such as alphabetizing and sentence structure.
Again, you can access the basic games and activities absolutely free without registration. If you want to save your word lists, then you must register for an account (at no cost). You can also purchase a “Premium Membership” that includes a variety of “extras” that you can learn more about at the website.
I have a question for you if you have used Vocabulary Spelling City what did you like about it and what didn’t you like about it and why? Or if you haven’t used Vocabulary Spelling City does this sound like a Homeschool Resource you would like to check into and if so why and if not why not?
