Writing worksheet · Spelling and word sorts

Find the Misspelled Word

Eight sentences with a commonly misspelled word (museum, separate, weird, tomorrow) to find and fix.

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Grade level
Grades 3–5
Time
About 20 minutes
Answer key
Yes, page 2 of the PDF
Kids practice
Spelling patterns, Word study, Spelling rules and generalizations, Self-checking spelling

What kids do

“Each sentence has one misspelled word. Circle it, then write it the right way on the line.”

Printed on the sheet:

  1. 1. Our class took a trip to the musuem.
  2. 2. Please seperate the red and blue blocks.
  3. 3. We heard a wierd noise in the attic.
  4. 4. We will finish the puzzle tommorow.
  5. 5. My brother is probly asleep.
  6. 6. The answer was diffrent this time.
  7. 7. I beleive you can do it.
  8. 8. She was suprised by the party.

Teacher tip

Teach kids to look at each word part by part, since tricky words often hide one extra letter.

How to use it

  • Read each word aloud and have kids repeat it before they write.
  • Introduce the pattern with a short list on the board and underline it.
  • Give a minute at the end to reread the work out loud to a partner.

Watch for

Kids who memorize words without the pattern. Ask them to spell a new word with it.

Talk about it

  • What pattern did you notice?
  • Which sentence on your sheet are you proudest of? Why?

Take it further

Have kids hunt for the pattern in a library book and list what they find.

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