Wild Animals Vocabulary For Kids Learning English | Spelling Game

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Wild Animals Spelling Game

How to play

If kids are new to the topic, or if they need some help with their spelling, introduce the vocabulary by using our Vocabulary Words list before playing the game. Otherwise, they may find it quite difficult.

There are black and white pictures at the top of the game board. To start, click on the picture of the word you want to practice. Now you can see the big picture of the word and two sets of boxes. The blue set shows the word, but each letter of the word is scrambled up! The blank set is the place where you put the letters in the correct order. Click on and drag the letters into the proper boxes to correctly spell the word.

Don't worry if you drag the letter into the wrong blank box. Just try and try until you get the right place for it. When you spell the word correctly, the picture of the word will appear in colour and you hear the pronunciation.

Then try the next word to spell. You can choose your word in random order from the pictures at the top. The selected picture will be highlighted in yellow.

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More online activities

• Start with the picture dictionary to learn new vocabulary.
• Then you can practise new vocabulary by playing three different word games (matching, spelling, guessing).
• After doing these exercises, you can test yourself by taking our picture test and vocabulary quiz.

Vocabulary Words

From the image to the word. This picture reference helps you learn, practise or repeat English words that appear in our game.

Activity Ideas

If your students enjoy our spelling game, you could expand it (or give your students extra practice) by playing related classroom word games. Here are some ideas to inspire you. These activities can be used in any topic!

Write your spelling words two times each. The first time, write each word in uppercase letters. Write your words a second time in lowercase letters. For example: ELEPHANT, elephant.

Write selected words forwards. Then write them a second time backwards. For example, lion - noil, tiger - regit, and so on.

Write your words on your partner's back. Can they guess what each one is? Then it's your turn to feel and spell.

Related Printables

Learn and practise English with our printables that go well with the spelling game. You need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print these resources.

Missing Letters

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In this activity, students must fill in missing letters to spell a word correctly according to its accompanying picture.

More Printables

Wild Animals Printables »8 word games, 8 worksheets, plus classroom game ideas and answer keys

Vocabulary for kids learning English »

Wild Animals Unit

Unit Overview

wordlist

picture dictionary

matching game

spelling game

guessing game

picture test

vocabulary quiz

printables

A - E

• autumn
• bathroom
• body
• christmas
• clothes
• colours
• domestic animals
• drinks
• easter

F - K

• family
• feelings
• food
• fruits
• furniture
• halloween
• halloween animals
• insects
• kitchen

L - T

• living room
• occupations
• pencase
• pets
• school
• sport
• spring flowers
• summer
• time

T - W

• town
• toys
• transport
• valentine's day
• vegetables
• verbs
• weather
• wild animals
• winter

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