Bee Study Resources
The GAE Spelling Bee Committee does not furnish any practice list of words to use for your speller. The ultimate recommended guide is using Webster’s 3rd New Unabridged Online International Dictionary as a study reference (http://unabridged.merriam-webster.com/). Also, study information such as Scripps’ Spell It! study guide is available for download by your school at www.spellingbee.com. Your school can access it and other material once they have enrolled with Scripps and have the receipt of the enrollment fee. Those materials may be downloaded and printed for the school winner for ongoing study.
Below are some popular study sites:
- www.hexco.com
- www.nationalgeographic.org/bee
- www.khanacademy.org (SAT vocabulary words)
- www.vocabulary.com
- www.phonicsestore.com
- www.myspellit.com
- www.geospell.com
In addition, there is additional study information available for purchase from various websites and through apps available from Apple and Android over the Internet.
Kyu-Carlo falls short in his quest for the Scripps' national spelling championship
Kyu-Carlo's final score did not advance him to the finals, but GAE sends it's congratulations on putting his best foot forward as he represented Georgia in the Scripps Bee Championships.
Congratulations to
Kyu-Carlos Alegre, Age 13
from
Carrollton Junior High in Carrollton City
Georgia's 2018 State Spelling Bee Champion
Related Links:
GAE Bee Information
2018-19 GAE Procedures, Rules and Regulations for Georgia Bee (PRR)
Quick Links:
2018-19 Deadlines and Dates
Scripps Website (Registration)
Region Consultants
Frequently Asked Questions
Bee Products and Resources
Region Qualifier Forms
Region Bee Sites
GISA Member Schools
Local Bee Planning Guide
Merriam-Webster Online
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