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    The document outlines the rules for classroom and inter-class spelling bees. For the classroom level, students will compete in a written format with the top two scorers advancing. The inter-class competition is an oral spelling bee where a pronouncer says a word, uses it in a sentence, and the speller spells it out loud for the judge. If spelled correctly, the speller remains in the game. If incorrect, they are eliminated and the pronouncer provides the correct spelling before the next word. When only two spellers remain, the winner must spell their given word correctly plus one additional word.

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    The document outlines the rules for classroom and inter-class spelling bees. For the classroom level, students will compete in a written format with the top two scorers advancing. The inter-class competition is an oral spelling bee where a pronouncer says a word, uses it in a sentence, and the speller spells it out loud for the judge. If spelled correctly, the speller remains in the game. If incorrect, they are eliminated and the pronouncer provides the correct spelling before the next word. When only two spellers remain, the winner must spell their given word correctly plus one additional word.

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    The document outlines the rules for classroom and inter-class spelling bees. For the classroom level, students will compete in a written format with the top two scorers advancing. The inter-class competition is an oral spelling bee where a pronouncer says a word, uses it in a sentence, and the speller spells it out loud for the judge. If spelled correctly, the speller remains in the game. If incorrect, they are eliminated and the pronouncer provides the correct spelling before the next word. When only two spellers remain, the winner must spell their given word correctly plus one additional word.

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    Spelling Bee

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    Fadhilah Aini
    The document outlines the rules for classroom and inter-class spelling bees. For the classroom level, students will compete in a written format with the top two scorers advancing. The inter-class competition is an oral spelling bee where a pronouncer says a word, uses it in a sentence, and the speller spells it out loud for the judge. If spelled correctly, the speller remains in the game. If incorrect, they are eliminated and the pronouncer provides the correct spelling before the next word. When only two spellers remain, the winner must spell their given word correctly plus one additional word.

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    Year 4 English Month Programme: Spelling Bee

    Spelling Bee Rules Here are some basic rules for classroom spelling bees. Classroom level 1. The competition in the class will be in a written format. 2. The teacher must pick two winners with the highest score who will represent the class to the next level inter class competition!. ". The list of wor#s will be provi#e# b$ the teacher in charge. %. This form must be submitte# to the teacher in charge right after the competition. &nter'class competition 1. The pronouncer announces the wor# to be spelle#. He speaks slowl$ an# clearl$( without #istorting the normal pronunciation of the wor#. He uses the wor# in a sentence an# sa$s the wor# again. 2. The speller listens carefull$ to the pronouncer an# asks for the wor# to be repeate# if necessar$. ". )hen the speller is sure she un#erstan#s the wor#( she pronounces it( spells it an# then sa$s the wor# again. She must sa$ it lou#l$ enough for the *u#ge to hear it. %. The *u#ge s! #etermines whether or not the wor# was spelle# correctl$. +. &f the correct spelling was given( the speller remains in the game. ,. &f the spelling was incorrect( that speller is eliminate# from the game. The *u#ge gives the correct spelling of that wor#. Then the pronouncer rea#s a new wor# to the next stu#ent. -. )hen there are onl$ two spellers left( if one pla$er misspells a wor#( the other pla$er must spell that wor# correctl$( plus one more wor# to be #eclare# the winner of the spelling bee. Those are reall$ all the rules $ou nee# for a simple classroom game. .eel free to a#apt to $our own situation. )e recogni/e that often the pronouncer an# *u#ge will be the same person '' the classroom teacher. 0

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