No need to try and remember 2,000 times how to spell Millennium and other words about time … use our handy links. Lesson 41 livestreams at 2pm.

Material covered: Beginning Exaggerate Exercise Aggressive Address Interrupt Perseverance

Material covered: Advice & Advise Criticise Attached Especially Special Words beginning speci- Diamond Instrument Annihilate

Make way! Make way, ladies and gentlemen. A world record is entering, stage left... Material covered: Heart Far, ear, hear, near Really All, small, tall Learn

Lesson 47: Words inside Words. Sir Linkalot and his spelling lessons are back! Tune in for the YouTube livestream on Tuesday at 4:30PM (BST) for some more spelling fun.

In this lesson, Sir Linkalot will show you how compasses and batteries can help you with your spelling. Material covered: Does & goes After Rich Blew, flew & threw Breakfast Susie's Story - Breakfast

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

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...

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.

Ahoy me hearties! Another day means it's time for another fantastic spelling link - find out which one it is with Sir Linkalot (#sirlinkalottime, #spelling, #homeschooling, #sirlinkalot, #revision, #wordtricks, #ks1, #ks2).

Tuck into a delicious spread of spelling links, specially prepared to whet your appetite for learning.

Material covered: People Question words Air Field See He, Me, She & We All, Tall & Small Celebrate Head

Welcome to "I'm a Spellebrity!" Our first one is Talia Mar who was diagnosed with dyslexia at 15. But it didn't stop her achieving...

Toilet humour (literally) will always win the day. It derives from the French for 'tail' ('queue' pronounced 'ker') as that's what it looks like!

To tweak a quote from a fellow follicly-challenged man of magic: You'll like this...not a little but a lot.

This one needs to be seen to be believed - Year 1 and Year 2 children spelling one of the trickiest works in the dictionary. Check out Sir Linkalot's link. It's the future of spelling.

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 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...

This video explores the different spellings of the word "color" in American and British English. It delves into the historical context of language development, highlighting the influence of Samuel Johnson's dictionary in Britain and Noah...

Test your ASL receptive fingerspelling skills.

In this video, the speaker explores the complexities and inconsistencies of English spelling, focusing on the various pronunciations of the letters O-U-G-H. They explain how historical changes in pronunciation, regional variations, and...

In this video, preschoolers can learn how to spell the names of farm animals. This video uses simple, fun animations and sound effects that can teach children the names of farm animals. This is a great farm animal video for kids to...

An example of a magical text from the 5th century CE. What can it tell us about the beliefs and practices of ancient individuals living in Greco-Roman Egypt?