EnglishAges 10-12

Spelling word scramble

Rearrange a set of letters to spell a word. Use the clue to check your answer. Review suitability for your learners before teaching.

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Worksheet StudioPractice pack · Ages 10-12

Take your time. Show your thinking.

1. Unscramble “ogd”. Clue: a domesticated animal that barks.
“ogd” · Spelling word scramble
2. Unscramble “ardeng”. Clue: a piece of ground where flowers or vegetables are grown.
“ardeng” · Spelling word scramble
3. Unscramble “arbourh”. Clue: a sheltered coastal body of water where boats dock.
“arbourh” · Spelling word scramble
4. Unscramble “ainr”. Clue: water droplets falling from clouds.
“ainr” · Spelling word scramble
5. Unscramble “nchora”. Clue: a heavy metal device dropped to the seabed to hold a boat in place.
“nchora” · Spelling word scramble
6. Unscramble “rogf”. Clue: a tailless amphibian that leaps and croaks.
“rogf” · Spelling word scramble
7. Unscramble “eaconb”. Clue: a visible light or signal placed on a coast or hill to guide navigators.
“eaconb” · Spelling word scramble
8. Unscramble “ampl”. Clue: a device that produces light.
“ampl” · Spelling word scramble
9. Unscramble “anternl”. Clue: a portable case holding a light.
“anternl” · Spelling word scramble
10. Unscramble “eadowm”. Clue: a field of grass and wildflowers.
“eadowm” · Spelling word scramble
11. Unscramble “indoww”. Clue: an opening in a wall fitted with glass to let light in.
“indoww” · Spelling word scramble
12. Unscramble “hips”. Clue: a large vessel that travels across the sea.
“hips” · Spelling word scramble

12 questions · Seed 104741 · Age guidance, not curriculum certification

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Worksheet StudioAnswer key · Ages 10-12

Answers and reasoning. Review before teaching.

1. Unscramble “ogd”. Clue: a domesticated animal that barks.
dog
The letters spell “dog”.
2. Unscramble “ardeng”. Clue: a piece of ground where flowers or vegetables are grown.
garden
The letters spell “garden”.
3. Unscramble “arbourh”. Clue: a sheltered coastal body of water where boats dock.
harbour
The letters spell “harbour”.
4. Unscramble “ainr”. Clue: water droplets falling from clouds.
rain
The letters spell “rain”.
5. Unscramble “nchora”. Clue: a heavy metal device dropped to the seabed to hold a boat in place.
anchor
The letters spell “anchor”.
6. Unscramble “rogf”. Clue: a tailless amphibian that leaps and croaks.
frog
The letters spell “frog”.
7. Unscramble “eaconb”. Clue: a visible light or signal placed on a coast or hill to guide navigators.
beacon
The letters spell “beacon”.
8. Unscramble “ampl”. Clue: a device that produces light.
lamp
The letters spell “lamp”.
9. Unscramble “anternl”. Clue: a portable case holding a light.
lantern
The letters spell “lantern”.
10. Unscramble “eadowm”. Clue: a field of grass and wildflowers.
meadow
The letters spell “meadow”.
11. Unscramble “indoww”. Clue: an opening in a wall fitted with glass to let light in.
window
The letters spell “window”.
12. Unscramble “hips”. Clue: a large vessel that travels across the sea.
ship
The letters spell “ship”.

12 questions · Seed 104741 · Age guidance, not curriculum certification

Worksheet StudioPractice pack · Ages 10-12

Take your time. Show your thinking.

1. Unscramble “ogd”. Clue: a domesticated animal that barks.
“ogd” · Spelling word scramble
2. Unscramble “ardeng”. Clue: a piece of ground where flowers or vegetables are grown.
“ardeng” · Spelling word scramble
3. Unscramble “arbourh”. Clue: a sheltered coastal body of water where boats dock.
“arbourh” · Spelling word scramble
4. Unscramble “ainr”. Clue: water droplets falling from clouds.
“ainr” · Spelling word scramble
5. Unscramble “nchora”. Clue: a heavy metal device dropped to the seabed to hold a boat in place.
“nchora” · Spelling word scramble
6. Unscramble “rogf”. Clue: a tailless amphibian that leaps and croaks.
“rogf” · Spelling word scramble
7. Unscramble “eaconb”. Clue: a visible light or signal placed on a coast or hill to guide navigators.
“eaconb” · Spelling word scramble
8. Unscramble “ampl”. Clue: a device that produces light.
“ampl” · Spelling word scramble
9. Unscramble “anternl”. Clue: a portable case holding a light.
“anternl” · Spelling word scramble
10. Unscramble “eadowm”. Clue: a field of grass and wildflowers.
“eadowm” · Spelling word scramble
11. Unscramble “indoww”. Clue: an opening in a wall fitted with glass to let light in.
“indoww” · Spelling word scramble
12. Unscramble “hips”. Clue: a large vessel that travels across the sea.
“hips” · Spelling word scramble

12 questions · Seed 104741 · Age guidance, not curriculum certification

Worksheet StudioAnswer key · Ages 10-12

Answers and reasoning. Review before teaching.

1. Unscramble “ogd”. Clue: a domesticated animal that barks.
dog
The letters spell “dog”.
2. Unscramble “ardeng”. Clue: a piece of ground where flowers or vegetables are grown.
garden
The letters spell “garden”.
3. Unscramble “arbourh”. Clue: a sheltered coastal body of water where boats dock.
harbour
The letters spell “harbour”.
4. Unscramble “ainr”. Clue: water droplets falling from clouds.
rain
The letters spell “rain”.
5. Unscramble “nchora”. Clue: a heavy metal device dropped to the seabed to hold a boat in place.
anchor
The letters spell “anchor”.
6. Unscramble “rogf”. Clue: a tailless amphibian that leaps and croaks.
frog
The letters spell “frog”.
7. Unscramble “eaconb”. Clue: a visible light or signal placed on a coast or hill to guide navigators.
beacon
The letters spell “beacon”.
8. Unscramble “ampl”. Clue: a device that produces light.
lamp
The letters spell “lamp”.
9. Unscramble “anternl”. Clue: a portable case holding a light.
lantern
The letters spell “lantern”.
10. Unscramble “eadowm”. Clue: a field of grass and wildflowers.
meadow
The letters spell “meadow”.
11. Unscramble “indoww”. Clue: an opening in a wall fitted with glass to let light in.
window
The letters spell “window”.
12. Unscramble “hips”. Clue: a large vessel that travels across the sea.
ship
The letters spell “ship”.

12 questions · Seed 104741 · Age guidance, not curriculum certification