ESL Teaching & Learning Resources
Spelling

American Sign Language <http://where.com/scott.net/asl/> -- Fingerspelling is a kind of sign language that deaf people use to communicate.  But it's also a fun way to practice your English spelling!  Each letter of the alphabet has a sign.  Use the dictionary to learn the signs.  Use the conerter to see how any word looks.  When you think you know the signs, try the fingerspelling quiz.   PROJECT: After you learn to "speak" and "read" using fingerspelling, try to communicate a word or sentence with a classmate.  Can you do it? (This is a great way to pass secret messages that others can't understand!)

Protea Textware

• Interactive Picture Dictionary from http://www.proteatextware.com.au/ --Words grouped in themes, three types of spelling challenge per word, audio included; Beginner level to low intermediate.

<http://www.proteatextware.com.au/programs.htm>

BBC skillswise <http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/words/spelling/>

 <http://www.spellingzone.com/spellingzone/index.html> -- free preview/download

'winsite' http://www.winsite.com/edu/spell/

or what about word games ? <http://www.superkids.com/aweb/tools/logic/games/>

<http://www.shockwave.com/sw/mindgames/word_games/>