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Spelling Bee Games Online
Spelling Stars is the perfect way to practice for a spelling bee using games. We use your words or our words to populate our spelling games. In other words, you can use your lists with our games!
How to Create a Spelling Bee List
- Log in as the teacher (or parent/caregiver teacher) – Register now for a free trial | view pricing
- Create lists or import our grade-level lists. If you are creating your own spelling bee lists, we recommend breaking them up into 15 to 20 words. Otherwise, it will take longer to complete each game.
- Assign lists (you can assign one or many lists at the same time)
- Your student/s will log in, go to the Games button, and start playing games with their spelling bee words.
- You can assign the lists you make as tests also to give your students additional spelling practice.
- Bonus: your students can use the practice button to see and hear each word, then type each word. Our practice page provides an excellent way to introduce your student to each spelling bee list you’ve created.
- Super Bonus: You can record your own voice for each word and supporting sentence if you like!
Once logged in as the teacher (or parent-teacher), you can create lists by copying and pasting existing lists if you have them. Then, you simply check those lists out to your students. If you don’t have lists, you can import our lists by grade level to practice. You can also import more than one grade. You can assign lists to a group of students or individual students. Once you have assigned a list, your student can log in and click on the games button to play all of our games with your lists.
Spelling Lists to Import
Online Spelling Bee Games
You can play games with your spelling bee words with all of our games. We have fun spelling games like BinkBonk, Spelling Soup, Sky Spelling, Racing Stars, Putt Putt Spelling Golf, Mouse Maze, Crazy Fish, Word Scramble, and more.
Sky Spelling
Collect the coins with the plane and correctly spell the words in your list to win the game.
Sky SpellingPutt Putt Spelling Golf
Pull back to launch the ball and spell through each Putt Putt Spelling Golf level.
Spelling GolfRacing Stars
Racing Stars is an exciting spelling game where students race cars while testing spelling skills.
Racing StarsKing Cactus Game
Guess the letters in your spelling words until you can get them all correct. Hints available.
King CactusMemory Game
Memory games help students learn to say and recognize their spelling words.
Spelling MemoryMouse Maze Game
To win the game, students play as the mouse eating cheese (spelling words). It's a student favorite.
Mouse MazeWord Chopper
Whittle away at correctly spelled words with Word Chopper. It's the perfect way to practice for a spelling test.
Word ChopperWord Search Game
Our Word Search can be played online or printed for offline homework. It uses your list to create the game.
Word SearchFill-in-the-Blank Game
Fill-in-the-Blank game changes every time your student plays. They fill in the blanks to spell words.
Fill in the BlankSpelling Soup Game
Students hear the words as they fall and select the correctly spelled word in their bowl.
Spelling SoupBink Bonk Game
Keep students engaged and focused with Bink Bonk. The students spell words when they hit purple blocks.
Bink BonkCrazy Fish
Students are challenged to recognize correctly spelled words. It can be played at slow, medium, and fast speeds.
Crazy FishWord Scramble
Drag letters to the appropriate boxes to spell each word on your list. Word Scramble is dynamic.
Word ScramblePractice Makes Perfect
Practicing for a spelling bee takes commitment. Playing games with the words helps students improve quickly by providing a fun and engaging way to learn. It also increases exposure. As your students complete games, they can earn trophies, which will help keep them focused. We wish you luck on your next spelling bee!