Free Spell Bee Summer Class 6 Study Material

At Class 6, students engage with nearly 83% of diverse vocabulary. Expert validation ensures dependable learning. Children feel joy when conquering long words, inspiring pride and motivation. Parents recognize the trustworthy structure. It balances emotional growth and academic strength, shaping spelling into a celebration of curiosity and confidence.

Adjective

abrupt, abundant, accessible, accommodating, accompany, accountable, adaptable, adhesive, adventurous, adversarial, affluent, agricultural, ambiguous, amiable, ample, anonymous, antique, apologetic, arbitrary, astute, avant-garde, awe-inspiring, bemused, bewildering, biological, bizarre, burning, burnt, captivating, ceremonious, changeable, chronological, civic

Adverb

accidentally, alternatively, ambiguously, analytically, begrudgingly, blissfully, boastfully, briskly, ceremoniously, cogently, compassionately, comprehensively, consequently, covertly, defiantly, diligently, discreetly, distressingly, dubiously, especially, euphorically, exhaustively, exuberantly, facetiously, faintly, flamboyantly, fluently, forcibly, frantically, frivolously, frugally, grudgingly, haphazardly, haughtily, heartily, heedlessly, helplessly, humorously, immediately, impulsively, incessantly, internally, obviously, scarcely, separately, sincerely

Education

accreditation, didactic, dissertation, enrolment, fellowship, formative, grammar, guidance, lecturing, methodology, notation, pedagogue, postgraduate, prerequisite, schooling, tenure, transcript, undergraduate, vocabulary, vocation

Government and Economy

amendment, auditor, bureaucracy, capitalism, citizenship, communism, defence, deficit, demonstration, diplomacy, disbursement, document, election, electorate, embargo, foreign policy, gdp, inflation, monetary, nationalisation, privatisation, recession, reform, regulation, representative, subsidy, tariff, taxation, trade, treasury, troupe, welfare, wholesale

Nouns

abdication, abolition, abortion, absorption, access, accumulation, acknowledgement, acquaintance, adjustment, admiration, adventure, advertising, advocate, affiliation, aggravation, ailment, alimony, allocation, alternative, altitude, ancestry, anguish, antagonism, anxiety, aperture, apparel, aquifer, arbitration, aristocracy, authority, autonomy, backlash, bankruptcy, bard

Professionals/Doctors

actuary, agronomist, anaesthesiologist, anthropologist, archaeologist, biochemist, cardiologist, chiropractor, collector, criminologist, dermatologist, dietitian, ecologist, entomologist, epidemiologist, geologist, gynaecologist, linguist, nephrologist, neurologist, obstetrician, oncologist, ophthalmologist, optometrist, otolaryngologist, paediatrician, pastor, pathologist, pharmacist, physicist, podiatrist, professor, psychiatrist, radiologist, receptionist, sociologist, statistician, surveyor, taxidermist, technician, toxicologist, urban planner, urologist, veterinarian, virologist, volcanologist, zoologist

Stem words

acoustic, aerodynamics, agrarian, apiculture, aquaculture, artery, asteroid, bone, capillary, cartilage, catalyst, chlorophyll, conductivity, conservation, cowshed, cytology, embryo, entomology, estuary, excretion, exploitation, farmland, femur, filament, fishery, friction, funnel, geothermal, gland, glucose, gravitational, haulage, herbicide, horticulture, husbandry, immunology, intestine, irrigation, isotope, kidney, kinetic, larva, ligament, liver, logistic, malnutrition, meteorology, microbe, mollusc, nanotechnology, nerve, nitrogen, nucleus, observatory, oxidation, pancreas, peninsula, permafrost, petroleum, photosynthesis, pigment, pipette, plankton, plough, preservation, respiration, sandpaper, scanner, sedimentary, seismology, shipment, shuttle, skeleton, specimen, spleen, stylus, symbiosis, taxonomy, tectonic, telecommunication, tissue, ultraviolet, vertebrate, viscosity, zoology

Words from diary

apology, arrogant, betray, blubber, clutter, coincidence, complaint, determination, exaggerate, fiasco, flabbergasted, gimmick, humiliation, legitimate, neighbourhood, pretzel, procrastinate, reluctant, squirm, tantrum, torment, treasurer, underestimate, underneath, vengeance

Words with silent letters

apostle, ballet, colonel, consign, debtor, diaphragm, feign, gnaw, gnome, hedge, hymn, knuckle, lamb, pneumonia, receipt, subtle, tomb, wrestle, wretched, yolk

compound words

aftershock, backfire, backspace, bloodshed, breakdown, bulkhead, clockwise, crossroad, downpour, earmark, eyewitness, fashionable, fireproof, framework, gallstone, gearshift, groundwork, handcuff, headquarters, honeycomb, honourable, keystroke, moreover, noticeable, omnipotent, pay check, quarrelsome, serviceable, shortbread, sundown, sunstroke, superego, tailcoat, turnkey, undercharge, undercover, upmarket, warfare, warlike, washboard, widespread

evil words

bewilder, emphasise, gaggle, grievance, hesitant, jeopardy, knapsack, memento, nuisance, obnoxious, obstacle, optimism, precipitation, quarantine, renaissance, scrubber, shoal, suppress, turbulence

verbs

abstain, accommodate, accumulate, adapt, adhere, adjourn, anticipate, appoint, blemish, boycott, cheapen, collaborate, collide, commend, compose, compromise, conquer, conserve, crackle, cringe, crouch, deplete, deposit, designate, deteriorate, diminish, disassemble, dissemble, dominate, elude, embitter, embolden, engrave, enhance

words with double letter

aggression, artillery, babbling, battalion, belligerent, blessing, cannon, committee, dissolve, embezzle, flattery, galloping, hurrying, illusion, jittery, millennium, obsession, occult, oppress, overrun, rattling, seer, shimmer, strolling, unbending, unforgettable, upkeep, webbed