1. One of Sir Linkalot's favourite words to say. 2. The evolution of language. 3. A whistle-stop tour of the world.

Sausage is one of Sir Linkalot's three favourite words, especially when it's a silly one, along with banana and fiddlesticks!

Little Ted has earned himself a cuppa and a custard cream with this splendid display of 'show and spell'. Biscuit used to be such a tricky word to handle. But not anymore!

In this clip (the 17th most popular link, as voted by you) Sir Linkalot, maybe unwisely, accuses Lady Lexicographer of some foul play. Risky, Linky. Risky...

A Susie Story about the origin of the word: Chocolate. Join Sir Linkalot and Lady Lexicographer for the best way to learn spelling and grammar. .

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Your favourite Top 20 links of all time starts today! Find out which one it is today with Sir Linkalot (#sirlinkalottime, #spelling, #homeschooling, #sirlinkalot, #revision, #wordtricks, #ks1, #ks2).

You've got to love a link where Sir Linkalot makes a bit of an ass of himself...Link of the Day #8 is a memorable one!

You won't see a more graphic, childish link but it sticks... the link that is, not the poo. Oh, behave yourself Sir Linkalot!

You can forget Lennon, McCartney and Sheeran when it comes to catchy tunes as this wins, hands down!

What are the chances of this being the twelfth most popular link? It's as if you have rigged the whole thing, Sir Linkalot! Hmm...

Welcome to "I'm a Spellebrity!" Our first one is Talia Mar who was diagnosed with dyslexia at 15. But it didn't stop her achieving...

Unicycle, Bicycle, Tricycle, Recycle, Motorcycle, Freecycle, Upcycle....It's a 'Prefix fest'!

Toilet humour (literally) will always win the day. It derives from the French for 'tail' ('queue' pronounced 'ker') as that's what it looks like!

Today is Twosday (22/2/22) which gives Sir Linkalot the perfect opportunity to show off his childishness as we all know what "A Number 2" can mean...

To tweak a quote from a fellow follicly-challenged man of magic: You'll like this...not a little but a lot.

This Susie Story is anything but disastrous as it has so much info to take on board! We love Lady Lex.

This screamer has a geography fact thrown in for good measure - 'cheesy' pun alert...

This one needs to be seen to be believed - Year 1 and Year 2 children spelling one of the trickiest works in the dictionary. Check out Sir Linkalot's link. It's the future of spelling.

This living legend is tying himself in knots trying to spell this one. But, with the help of our chivalrous chum, all is well in the 'World of Ted'.

This is, correction, was one of the most difficult words to spell. It means 'work with the hand' oeuvre (French) + manus (Latin).

This is officially the most misspelt word in the English language...but not anymore. Gulp!