Rhymes to help with spelling?

Question

I will never forget this rhyme to help spell the word 'necessary'
Never Eat Cakes Eat Salmon Sandwhiches And Remain Young
does anyone know any more?

Ellie UK nice to see you're in the spirit of things ! you should learn this one
Try Watercress And Tomatoes

She has too !!!!!!!!!!!!! gives her something to do ....

Answer 1

A red indian thought he might eat tobacco in church (Arithmetic)
[Not very PC I know but who cares if you ace the spelling test :)]

(Alternatively) A Rat In The House May Eat The Ice Cream

GEOGRAPHY:
General Eisenhower's Oldest Girl Rode A Pony Home Yesterday

RHYTHM: Rhythm Helps Your Two Hips Move

NECESSARY: Not Every Cat Eats Sardines (Some Are Really Yummy)

ARGUMENT: A Rude Girl Undresses; My Eyes Need Taping!

OCEAN: Only Cats' Eyes Are Narrow

BECAUSE: Big Elephants Can Always Understand Small Elephants

CHILI: Cats Have Interesting Little Ideas

PHYSICAL: Please Have Your Strawberry Ice Cream And Lollipops

And a neat way to remember how to spell POTASSIUM: just remember one tea, two sugars. You can use a similar aide memoire to prevent confusion between DESERTS (like the Sahara) and DESSERTS (like Tiramisu) by remembering that the sweet one has two sugars.

COLOURS OF THE RAINBOW
Richard Of York Gains Battles In Vain
(Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet)

Answer 2

Words That Rhyme With Spell

Answer 3

I didn't know that particular rhyme, and I was initiated some 25 years ago. No, I don't think they have to rhyme, but there is something magical about rhyming. It sets a rhythm, for one thing, and also makes the words easier to remember. You can more easily set them to music if that's appropriate. Most of my spells involve just one line of verbal content, and so no rhyme is necessary. I set up all the symbols, cast the circle, and put all my concentration into my intention, then speak the one line that states my intention in my best deep-chested voice. Often it is something very direct, like "Let justice be done!" or "Come to me!" Three times, of course. Often it is a rhyme because it is an invocation from a ritual.

Answer 4

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RE:
Rhymes to help with spelling?
I will never forget this rhyme to help spell the word 'necessary'
Never Eat Cakes Eat Salmon Sandwhiches And Remain Young
does anyone know any more?

Answer 5

Never did ones for spelling except the 'i before e except after c' and a rhyme to remember the order of the planets - Mr Victor Enjoys Making Jam Sandwiches Under Newcastle Pier - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto.

Answer 6

You could make them up.

Big Elephants Could All Use Some Energy.

Because.

Some Clown Is Sucking Sweets Over River Side

Scissors.

Bird Usually Seen Trying Another Real Dare

Bustard.

Answer 7

I can't believe you and a whole load of people on this site have copied my avatar, have you got no sense of individuality!!! I think you were born a sheep, I'm really annoyed about this, so I'll tell you what rhymes with spell, what the HELL are you playing at!!

Answer 8

TEMPERATURE:
Ten Elephants Marched Proudly Everywhere Round A Tree Until Really Exhausted

PARALLEL
Ok, this isn't a mnemonic, but I remember that it has parallel lines in it- the two L's, and so there aren't two R's.

DIFFICULTY
(Courtesy of Roald Dahl's 'Matilda')
Mrs D
Mrs I
Mrs FFI
Mrs C
Mrs U
Mrs LTY

Answer 9

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I think the intent is the most important part of the spell. The words are what the intent is built on, but they are not the final product. My words rarely rhyme. In fact, most of my spells do not contain words at all. I figure if they're listening, they can hear without words.

Answer 10

Some easy ones for early learners:

Pigs up trees PUT
some ants in dustbins -SAID
FRIEND - remember, you and 'I' to the 'END'
cats on umbrellas look disgusting - COULD
worms on umbrellas look disgusting - WOULD
soggy haggis ion umbrellas look disgusting - SHOULD

A great way to help remember spellings and alot of fun!