The classic game, made classroom-safe
Hangman is a brilliant spelling game: players guess letters, think about which letters are likely, and see the word build up. The traditional picture, though, is not something every school wants on a worksheet. So this maker gives you three styles, and the default has no drawing at all:
- Letter boxes: just the boxes and an A–Z strip to cross off. Pure spelling practice.
- Snowman builder: each wrong guess adds a part to a friendly snowman (six parts in all).
- Classic frame: only an empty frame and a 6-try counter. Nothing grim is printed.
Ways to use it
Pairs can play: one child picks a word from the list and the other guesses. As a whole class, project the sheet and play together. For independent work, choose First letter or Vowels under Letters given and add clues ("word | clue"); the worksheet then becomes a missing-letter spelling exercise children can do alone.
Printing
Each word gets its own row with letter boxes, an optional clue and an optional A–Z strip. Long lists continue onto more pages. The teacher answer sheet prints separately and lists every word in the same order. Words stay in your browser.
Questions people ask
Is there a version without the hangman picture?
Yes, and it’s the default: plain letter boxes with an alphabet strip. You can also choose a snowman builder or an empty frame.
Can students do it on their own?
Yes. Choose First letter or Vowels under Letters given and add clues; it becomes a missing-letter spelling worksheet.
How do I add clues?
Write the clue after a vertical bar: “planet | We live on one”.
Is there an answer sheet?
Yes. Print answer sheet gives a teacher copy listing every word in the same order as the worksheet.
Can I use phrases?
Yes. Spaces show as gaps and punctuation is printed for you.