2022 Round-up

There are over a million word lists on Spellzone. Every word list can be used in a variety of online and offline activities. Each month in 2022, we shared 3 word lists for students to use when practising their spellings: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, and December.
We added to our Commonly Confused Words series. This year we looked at: Creak vs. Creek, Fair vs. Fare, Knight vs. Night, Real vs. Reel, Right vs. Rite vs. Write, Sea vs. See, and Which vs. Witch. Have you seen this list of all our Commonly Confused Words posts?
We continued our 10 Words series by sharing synonyms for good and surprised. We looked at 10 egg-themed words for Easter and we updated the list of our 10 Words blog posts from over the years.
As always, we shared plenty of tips:

- 22 Ways to Make the Most of your Spellzone Subscription in 2022
- 3 Spelling Tasks to Set Your Students on Spellzone
- 10 Ways to Monitor Your School’s Activity and Results on Spellzone
- 13 Ways to Monitor a Student’s Activity and Results on Spellzone
- 7 Ways to Monitor Your Class's Activity and Results on Spellzone
- How Many Points Have Your Students Collected?
- End of Spring Term Checklist for Teachers
- 8 Spellzone Features You Didn’t Know You Needed
- Signed Up for a Free Trial? Here's What To Do Next...
- Signed up for a Free Trial? It’s time to add your team!
- Get ready for the new school year: how to remove old students, classes, and staff members from your account
- Get ready for the new school year: how to add students to your account
- 5 Ideas for using Spellzone in the Classroom
- Help Your Students Ace Spelling Tests with our ‘Learn the Words’ Activities
We also shared resources for UN International Day of Education, Dyslexia Awareness Week, and Black History Month
In our Word for Wednesday series, we continued exploring the origin stories of English words. 2021’s themes were: Janus words, Valentine's Day, poetry, pasta, Star Wars, words that derive from Greek mythology, portmanteau words, condiments, Latin expressions used in English, Halloween, other words for funny, and words you only hear at Christmas.
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Happy new year!

30 Dec 2022
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