This is officially the most misspelt word in the English language...but not anymore. Gulp!

This is not 'The Sir Linkalot show'. No, no, no. All you need to play is an imagination. No rules. No system. Nothing.

This bronze medal winner is the standard bearer for the 'words inside words' technique because there is not one, not two, not three but four examples. It's the daddy.

The Top 20 countdown for the best spelling link of the day continues - find out which one Sir Linkalot will be covering today to further improve your learning!

The runner-up is a homophone that is, without doubt, the biggest headache for the teachers and parents. You have to love the ditty at the end. Deep joy.

The next Spellebrity off the rank is someone who is far too 'kool for skool' - Jade Jagger. She is taking on the most commonly misspelt word going...

The first of three links in the Top 5 that have something to do with pee, bum or poo. Such a fabulous play on words.

The coolest cat in town is the boy in pink... Material covered: Took, look, cook, book Water Cat The word 'I' System Interest

The children are just the sweetest but Miss Fleming wins the day with her truly bonkers glasses! A legend.

The camera never lies nor does a mirror... Material covered: A lot Too He Know Loose & lose None

Ted is using his Maths knowledge to learn how to spell! (Apologies for the truly awful Miss Jean Brodie impression, btw).

Sure enough, the winner is linked to toilet humour. I am genuinely thrilled that it won as it is the most powerful way to commit something to memory. Hope you enjoyed the countdown and see you soon!

Some things are just plain silly and the 14th most popular link, as voted by you, is most certainly that.

Some people have got it, others haven't. Check out our chivalrous shuffler's moves in todays Link of the Day...

Sir Linkalot Zoom Demo pitch video

Sir Linkalot transforms your spelling... and then some! For any nervous spellers out there, it'll boost your confidence and boost your scores in tests. Why not try it and see?

We always like to have a laugh while learning spelling. Tune in at 2pm for some wondrous wordplay.

“Proofread! Proofread!” discusses the proofreading process, demonstrating how to find and correct errors in writing.

In this video, you will solve 10 clues using words that contain the "ar" sound (bossy r) to complete your mission!

In this video, you will solve 10 clues using words that contain the long "ai" vowel team sound to complete your mission!

In this video, you'll learn how to edit your writing for conventional grammar, punctuation, capitalization, and spelling!

In this video, you will learn how to edit your personal narrative story to fix any mistakes! We will discuss spelling, capitalization, and punctuation.

In this video, the teacher explains the various reasons behind the unusual plurals in the English language. They discuss the historical origins of plurals, such as old English practices and borrowing from Latin and Greek. The video also...

In this video, the teacher explains the origins of silent letters in English words such as doubt, receipt, debt, plumber, aisle, and isle. This informative video sheds light on the fascinating history behind these silent letters and how...