Longer words are often easier to spell in small chunks.
Break a big word into little parts and spell one part at a time, like "sun-flow-er." Chunk by chunk is easier!
More facts about Spelling Simple
Spelling means putting letters in the right order to make a word.
The word "cat" is spelled with three letters: c, a, t.
Some words sound the same but are spelled differently, like "two" and "too."
Silent letters are letters we write but do not say, like the k in "knee."
"Sea" and "see" sound exactly alike but mean very different things.