Spelling games can be highly beneficial for learners of all ages, offering a fun and interactive way to improve spelling skills. Alongside this snakes and ladders game, that contains all Year 1 common exception words, I have included a blank copy to make your own. This game will work with any spellings, e.g, suffixes, homophones etc. Let me know what you think!

Spelling games can be highly beneficial for learners of all ages, offering a fun and interactive way to improve spelling skills. Alongside this snakes and ladders game, that contains all Year 2 common exception words, I have included a blank copy to make your own. This game will work with any spellings, e.g, suffixes, homophones etc. Let me know what you think!

Spelling strategies help to improve a child’s ability to spell words correctly and consistently. I have created two separate resources, covering fourteen ways to practice spelling at home in a fun and engaging way. Let me know how it works for you!

A times tables game that transforms the process of learning multiplication into a challenging, engaging and motivational experience, helping children build essential math skills whilst having fun. Rules of play: Aim: To be the first player to cross out all multiples of your chosen times table. What you’ll need: A Turn and Times board 2 sets of number cards 1-12 (I use an old deck of cards relabeling Jack = 11, Queen = 12 and King = 0. Someone to play against (optional) How to play: Begin by shuffling one set of number cards and placing them onto the pink space provided. From the second set, take one card that matched the times table that you’ll be practicing, and place onto the purple space. Each player then chooses a side and writes down six different multiples of their chosen times table. (E.g. if practicing their 3’s, they may choose 9, 30, 18, 27, 33 and 0) Play begins by turning over the top card on the pink deck. Players multiply both numbers together and if they can match the answer to one of their chosen six, they cross it off. Discard the top card and continue to turn and times until one player crosses off all multiples on their side. They win! Alternatives Players could use both sets of number cards to practice all multiplications 1-12. It would also be suitable for a single player to practice independently. Let me know what you think!

Also known as tricky words, common exception words are words that are spelled in an unusual way or contain uncommon letter combinations. These cannot be decoded using normal phonics rules. Children should know all of these by the end of the school year. Why not take a look at my Spelling Strategy worksheet too! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/spelling-strategies-year-1-6-13150022

Also known as tricky words, common exception words are words that are spelled in an unusual way or contain uncommon letter combinations. These cannot be decoded using normal phonics rules. Children should know all of these by the end of the school year. Why not take a look at my Spelling Strategy worksheet too! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/spelling-strategies-year-1-6-13150022

Also known as tricky words, common exception words are words that are spelled in an unusual way or contain uncommon letter combinations. These cannot be decoded using normal phonics rules. Children should know all of these by the end of the school year. Why not take a look at my Spelling Strategy worksheet too! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/spelling-strategies-year-1-6-13150022

Also known as tricky words, common exception words are words that are spelled in an unusual way or contain uncommon letter combinations, and cannot be decoded using normal phonics rules. Children should know all of these by the end of the school year. Why not take a look at my Spelling Strategy worksheet too! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/spelling-strategies-year-1-6-13150022