Are the spelling words already filled in?

No — the numbered lines and grid cells are blank. You write in this week's word list; the template supplies the layout and illustration.

What's the difference between the list, practice, and test formats?

The list is a plain numbered column to send home; the practice sheet adds a grid for writing each word multiple times; the test sheet is formatted for a teacher-dictated quiz.

Can I match the theme drawing to my classroom topic?

Yes — ask through the direction field for a different theme and the small illustration redraws.

How many words does each template hold?

The numbered column and grid are sized for a typical weekly list of ten to fifteen words.

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Spelling list templates: weekly list, practice sheet and test sheet

Spelling lists — A letter-size sheet with a title band and a week box, a numbered column of fifteen blank writing lines on the left, a decorative side strip of pencils and stars, a small blank box for a bonus word at the bottom., bright flat classroom design, bold primary colours, rounded corners, clean vector

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Reading 1Weekly list

Reading 2Practice sheet

Reading 3Test sheet

The weekly spelling list goes home every Friday in every primary classroom: a numbered column of blank lines, a title band, a practice grid on the right, and a small theme drawing. These nine cover the three formats a spelling routine actually needs — the list itself, a practice sheet, and a test sheet — each with the words left blank so any week's list drops in. Type a different theme and the drawing redraws.

a weekly spelling list to send home
a spelling practice worksheet for morning work
a Friday spelling test template
a word-work station activity
a parent-signature homework sheet

Frequently asked questions

Are the spelling words already filled in?: No — the numbered lines and grid cells are blank. You write in this week's word list; the template supplies the layout and illustration.
What's the difference between the list, practice, and test formats?: The list is a plain numbered column to send home; the practice sheet adds a grid for writing each word multiple times; the test sheet is formatted for a teacher-dictated quiz.
Can I match the theme drawing to my classroom topic?: Yes — ask through the direction field for a different theme and the small illustration redraws.
How many words does each template hold?: The numbered column and grid are sized for a typical weekly list of ten to fifteen words.

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