Kids Learning HubFree spelling word list for kids (Years 3–6)
A free, printable spelling word list — over 100 original everyday words graded from Year 3 to Year 6, with a quick how-to-practise note. No sign-up, no email: just download, print and stick it on the fridge.
What's inside
- Four graded levels — Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6, with the words getting longer and trickier as you go up.
- Everyday words kids actually need — from because and friend up to accommodate and definitely, the ones that trip people up.
- A simple how-to-practise note, so a few minutes a day is all it takes.
How to use it
Keep it light and regular: read a word aloud, have your child spell it, then check together. Little and often beats one long session. If a level feels hard, drop back a year; if it's easy, move up. Tick off the words they've mastered so progress is visible.
Original — not an official list
These are original everyday words grouped by year by Kids Learning Hub — not copied from the Macquarie Dictionary or any official Premier's Spelling Bee list. They're a great general warm-up for spelling confidence and for the Bee's in-school heats.
Hear every word read aloud — free
Kids Learning Hub's free Spelling Bee course reads each word out loud like the real competition and builds word difficulty as your child improves — no printing needed.
Start the free Spelling Bee courseFrequently asked questions
Is the spelling word list free?
Yes — the PDF is free to download, print and share for personal or classroom use, with no sign-up required.
What is in the word list?
Over 100 everyday words graded into four levels, Years 3 to 6, with a short how-to-practise note. The words get longer and trickier as the levels go up.
Are these the official Spelling Bee words?
No. These are original everyday words grouped by year by Kids Learning Hub, not copied from the Macquarie Dictionary or any official Premier's Spelling Bee list.
How should my child practise with it?
Read a word aloud, have your child spell it, then check together. Little and often works best, and you can start a year below if a list feels too hard.