Start a free trial

February 2023 Round-up

Our 3 Word Lists for February 2023 were words ending in 'gle', astronomy words, and 10 pet names for Valentine's Day. There are thousands of word lists on Spellzone which you can adapt to suit your classroom needs and use in a variety of online and offline activities.
Want to incorporate Spellzone into your classroom routine? Share our 6 Spellzone segments to engage young spellers with your students.
Need help? Here is a list of all our Spellzone guides.
In our Word for Wednesday segment, we’ve been sharing quick tips for spelling tricky words. Our February words were receive, necessary, separate, and extremely.

28 Feb 2023
blog home

Tags:

Words, Spellzone, February, Word, Classroom

Try Spellzone for free

Other Categories

American vs. British English
Common Mistakes
Commonly Confused Words
English Idioms Explained
English Literature
Exams & Tests
Grammar & Punctuation
Mindful Spelling
Spelling at School
Spelling Games
Spelling Homework
Spelling Tips
Spellzone Tips & Tools
Supporting Adult Learners
Supporting Dyslexic Learners
Supporting EAL Learners
Word Origins & Stories
Writing & Vocabulary

Recent Blogs

Make the Most of Your Spellzone Reports: What They Show and How to Use Them
Make This Your School’s Best Spelling Year Yet
How to Recognise and Overcome Tricky Spelling Patterns With Clarity and Confidence
How to Teach Spelling with Minimal Stress: Simple Techniques for Busy Teachers
Spelling for Mindfulness: How Slowing Down Can Help You Focus and Learn
Spelling Slip-Ups: Everyday Words People Often Get Wrong (and Clever Ways to Get Them Right)
Jamie Oliver’s Dyslexia Revolution: Why Schools Must Do More Than Just Listen
Embedding Spelling Practice Across All Subjects in Primary Schools: Supporting Literacy Beyond English Lessons
How to Teach Spelling to Reluctant Learners: Engaging and Low-Stress Methods
Why English Spelling Is So Hard And What You Can Do About It

Start a free trial

"Spellzone is incredibly easy to access and caters for a wide range of abilities, which means you can use it throughout the school at a range of levels, making it fantastic value for money as a learning resource."

Anne Shisler, SENCO, City of London School for Girls