Primary 5 spelling games

Ages 10–11

Teaches British spellings like "colour", and long words built from roots, prefixes and suffixes.

Play Primary 5 words

Opens Fredle.

Your child is taught British spelling as the standard — "colour", not "color" — and keeps building long words from their parts: prefixes like "sub-" and "non-", endings like "-able" and "-ible", and the roots that link word families. Practice centres on frequently misspelled and longer words. Singapore's syllabus sets this as one block for Primary 5 and 6, so this is what a typical Primary 5 covers.

Checked against the English Language Syllabus, published by Singapore's Ministry of Education. How the words are chosen.

Games that match Primary 5

• Fredle — phonics word puzzle.
• Spell Duel — spell it before it lands.

Opening a game from this page sets the school year to Primary 5, and every game then keeps the words at that level — so a Primary 5 child gets Primary 5 words, not a guess. The school year is a tap away inside the game, so a child moving up a year, or a younger sibling taking a turn, changes it in seconds.

Same ages in the UK: Year 6 (ages 10–11).