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In this lesson, you can learn about English spelling rules, and see some of the most common spelling mistakes that English learners make.

In this lesson, you’ll see four of the most useful rules that can help you to...

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?

Today we’ll talk about long ‘e’ spelling and pronunciation rules for improved IELTS scores.

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.

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. .

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).

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

Here's a clever way to remember how to spell 'natural'. Join Sir Linkalot and Susie Lexicographer for the best way to learn spelling and grammar!

A whizzy way to always remember how to spell ocean. Join Sir Linkalot and Lady Lexicographer for the best way to learn spelling and grammar!

A nifty way to always remember how to spell biscuit. Join Sir Linkalot and Susie Lexicographer for the best way to learn spelling and grammar!

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!

This living legend is tying himself in knots trying to spell this one. But, with the help of our chivalrous chum, all is well in the 'World of Ted'.

This is, correction, was one of the most difficult words to spell. It means 'work with the hand' oeuvre (French) + manus (Latin).

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

Little Ted has earned himself a cuppa and a custard cream with this splendid display of 'show and spell'. Biscuit used to be such a tricky word to handle. But not anymore!

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...

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?!

Exploding eyes...spelling out loud tricky words...two finger ripples. Ted loves it!

⁣Can you finally learn to spell 'queue'? It's going to be a relief, when you can…

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.

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.