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Blind Speed Spell

This document describes a spelling game called Blind Speed Spell that can be played with teams of students. The game involves students spelling words or sentences while blindfolded at a board, with points awarded to the fastest correct spelling for each round. The game is meant to help practice spelling revision and can be made more challenging by having students start farther from the board or spinning them first.

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Blind Speed Spell

This document describes a spelling game called Blind Speed Spell that can be played with teams of students. The game involves students spelling words or sentences while blindfolded at a board, with points awarded to the fastest correct spelling for each round. The game is meant to help practice spelling revision and can be made more challenging by having students start farther from the board or spinning them first.

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Blind Speed Spell
Age/Level: Any Time: 20 minutes Players: 2 to 4 Teams Preparation: Blindfolds

Aim: To spell revision words

Here is a simple team game for practicing spelling. Before class, prepare 2 to 4 blindfolds
depending on the number of teams.

Procedure

Split the students into 2 to 4 teams depending on the class size.

Have the first player from each team come to the board.

Give each player a chalk or marker and tell them to put on their blindfold.

Say a word you wish the players to write. The players then race to write the word as quickly
as they can on the board.

The first player to spell the word correctly wins a point for their team.

If you have more than two teams, you can score each team as follows: the first team (3
points), the second team (2 points) and third team (1 point).

New players then come to the board and the game continues with a new word.

Play until everyone has had a go.

For higher-level students, you can give the players sentences to write.

If you want to make the game more amusing, you can have the players start further away
from the board and have some students spin the players around a few times. Their
teammates can then direct them to the board by shouting directions.

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