Spelling test maker, blank tests
Blank spelling test: 15 words on 1st grade lines
Two sheets. Their test has 15 numbered lines of three-line handwriting paper, with tall letters 5/8 inch high. Your read-aloud list has a line to write each word on and two boxes to tick when you mark it. Both fit US Letter and A4: print at Actual size, or 100%.
To print, press Ctrl+P, or Cmd+P on a Mac. On a phone, use Share and then Print.
Got this week's words already? Type them into the maker and they go on your list, with sentences if you like.
Your read-aloud list
Spelling test
For each word, say the word, say it in a sentence, then say the word again. Wait while they write it. Mark it together afterwards.
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Right of 15
Sounds right of 15
Words to try again next week
Right: spelled the way your list has it. Sounds right: every sound has letters that can spell it, like kat for cat or bote for boat. A word that's Right sounds right too, so tick both. Writing their for there sounds right but isn't Right. The totals count the numbered words; starred words have their own line. Any word that isn't Right goes under Words to try again.