Snap Spell

Before the spelling test

Use your spelling list to decide what to practise before a test

When the test is coming up, begin with the words already on the list and use one focused practice round to decide which words deserve more attention.

Snap Spell

Can I practise a spelling test at home with my own word list?

Yes. Use Solo Test with the checked list to hear a word and type the spelling, then use the current word status to decide what to practise again before test day. It is a short self-check, not a formal test or results report.

Start with the test list already in hand

The useful first step is to make sure the list matches the words you intend to practise before the test.

  1. 1 Add the spelling words from the list you already have.
  2. 2 Check the words before saving.
  3. 3 Open the saved list when you want a focused practice round.

Hear a word, type the spelling, then check it

Solo Test is the current mode for this sequence.

Solo Test

Snap Spell reads each word and checks the spelling the learner types.

Use the current list

Keep the practice round connected to the spelling words already prepared for the test.

Choose the words for another round

After the self-check, return to the current list and use the word status as a simple cue for what you want to practise again.

To Study

Keep this word in view when you want to begin another round.

Practicing

Use this word for the round you are working through now.

Mastered

See that this word has reached the current completed state.

Keep the practice round calm and concrete

Use the spelling list as a way to hear, type, check, and choose the next words before the test day.

Questions about practising before a spelling test

Do I need to make a new list for a test?

Use the spelling words already assigned, check the list before saving, and practise from that same list.

Which mode lets the learner type an answer?

Solo Test reads each word and checks the spelling the learner types.

What should happen after a practice round?

Look at the current word status and choose the words you want to practise again before the test.