Lesson 45. Calculate and improve your average spelling score with Sir Linkalot.

It’s all going bananas, in our latest spelling lesson: I Just Can’t Stop Finding Things That Look Like Letters. Stuck in the house? Time to get spelling. Tune in at 2pm BST. .

Is China leading the way in technology? Well, it will definitely help you to spell it. Discover how in spelling lesson 42. .

In this clip (the 17th most popular link, as voted by you) Sir Linkalot, maybe unwisely, accuses Lady Lexicographer of some foul play. Risky, Linky. Risky...

Have you got the links? “He helps her to get here and there.” Today: Spelling Lesson 29: I Just Can’t Stop Finding Words Inside Words. Livestream at 2pm BST.

Find out how things in everyday life can help you with spelling from children's eyes exploding to grandad's false teeth... Material covered: Door & floor Were Question Buy Tie The sound 'i' at the end of a word

Even the pronunciation of two letter words don't make sense! Enter, stage left, Sir Linkalot on his trusty steed... Material covered: Colour You, Yours, Our & Ours Do, Go, No, So & To Another, Brother & Mother Through Die & Lie Put August

Don't fall behind on english/spelling during lockdown: L30. A dose of mushy ̶p̶e̶a̶s̶ / peace with your spelling in today’s show. Even More Homophones livestreaming at 2pm BST, YouTube. .

Childish behaviour ahead today in spelling Lesson 36–Subject: English Language & 'Susie's Stories'. Today's lesson is all about the oddities of the English Language. With some interesting stories about words from Lady Lexicographer.

An easy visual way to remember the word Parliament, and other history words in today’s lesson: “My Parent ‘Liam’, got an ‘email’ from Parliament last week from Parliament but it was all back to front.” Find out more at 2pm BST.

A most excellent show today. Everyone’s Favourite Words Inside Words is lesson 33. Time to get spelling, livestreaming at 2pm BST. .

Sir Linkalot is on a quest to make 'I can't spell' a thing of the past. His groundbreaking linking technique makes it a fun and easy way to remember how to spell hundreds of tricky words - all the way from 'are' to 'onomatopoeia'. What's...

Silly Sam. Have a fantabulous Christmas one and all and a linking good New Year!

Please welcome "Little Ted Talks" - one-minute spelling wonders from the wunderkind that is...Ted! Today, Ted spells colour...

Our chivalrous chum is knocking down that 'letters on paper' barrier for people diagnosed with dyslexia. Who doesn't love a crazy monkey!

Not only is Sir Linkalot outrageously good for spelling, it works to learn any fact! Check out no. 16 in the 'Linking Hit Parade' to find out...

Link of the Day #11 - Sir Linkalot (#Spelling24/7, #RevisionForKids, #Learning)

Juli Morgan-Russell, whose name is on the app, is a complete genius for spotting that the number of letters in this truly bonkers word matches the number of syllables in the first line of what is, without question, one of the best...

If this isn't the hardest word in the world to spell then what is! You've got to love a catchy link. Check out Link of the Day #9 with Linky.

If ever you needed evidence that linking works then feast your eyes on this. Who'd've thought that a dry subject like spelling could be such a hoot?!

I told her beforehand to say five times a week but it was still worth the packet of sweets.

I think Sir Linkalot needs to give up the idea of making a living out of animal impressions and stick to his linking!

I can't tell you how many times I've seen this classic banana skin misspelt on pub signs and B&Bs. What may surprise you is the o after the second m is where people slip up the most.

Here's a Susie Story about the origin of the word 'natural'. Join Sir Linkalot and Lady Lexicographer for the best way to learn spelling and grammar. .