Find the Misspelled Words worksheet with a riddle and sentences for spelling correction.

Let’s go through each sentence one by one. We’re looking for words that are spelled wrong — maybe they sound right but are written incorrectly, or they’re just plain misspelled.

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Sentence 1:
> The crab in the oshun crammed himself into a tite spot.

- “oshun” → should be ocean (a big body of water)
- “tite” → should be tight (meaning snug or cramped)

So the correct spellings are: ocean, tight

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Sentence 2:
> After dueing a hundred push ups, my rms began to kramp.

- “dueing” → should be doing (present participle of “do”)
- “rms” → should be arms (body parts you use for push-ups)
- “kramp” → should be cramp (a painful muscle spasm)

Correct spellings: doing, arms, cramp

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Sentence 3:
> Some times I thenk it is crool and mean to give a spelling test on frida.

- “times” → should be time (“sometimes” is one word, not two)
Wait — actually, “some times” can be correct if meaning “occasionally,” but here it’s meant to be “sometimes” as an adverb. But let’s check the instruction: “two or three words spelled incorrectly.” Let’s look at obvious misses:

- “thenk” → should be think
- “crool” → should be cool
- “frida” → should be Friday

Also, “Some times” might be intended as “Sometimes” (one word). But since the problem says “two or three words,” and we already have three clear errors (thenk, crool, frida), we’ll go with those.

But wait — “Some times” vs “Sometimes”: In this context, it’s likely meant to be “Sometimes” (adverb = occasionally). So that’s another error.

Actually, let’s count:
- “Some times” → should be Sometimes (if treated as one word error)
- “thenk” → think
- “crool” → cool
- “frida” → Friday

That’s four? Hmm. Maybe the worksheet considers “Some times” as one misspelling (should be one word). Or perhaps only three are expected.

Looking again: The sentence says “Some times I thenk...” — probably “Sometimes” is the intended word. So:

Misspelled: Sometimes (written as two words), thenk, crool, frida → too many?

Wait — maybe “Some times” is acceptable? No, in standard usage, when meaning “occasionally,” it’s “sometimes” (one word).

But let’s stick to the most obvious ones that are clearly wrong:

- thenk → think
- crool → cool
- frida → Friday

And “Some times” → sometimes (but that’s more of a spacing/word form issue). Since the problem says “spelled incorrectly,” and “times” is correctly spelled, maybe it’s not counted. But “sometimes” is one word.

To be safe, let’s assume the three clearest spelling errors are:

→ thenk, crool, frida

But wait — “push ups” in sentence 2 was written as two words — sometimes it’s hyphenated or one word, but often accepted as two. Similarly, “some times” might be debated.

Given the level of the worksheet, I think they expect:

For sentence 3:
- thenk → think
- crool → cool
- frida → Friday

(“Some times” may be considered correct in some contexts, or overlooked.)

But let me double-check: If we take “Some times” as incorrect (should be “Sometimes”), then we have four errors. But the instructions say “two or three words.” So probably, they consider “Some times” as one error (missing space or extra space?).

Actually, no — “some times” is two correctly spelled words, but used incorrectly. The problem says “spelled incorrectly,” so if the words themselves are spelled right, even if misused, maybe not counted.

“thenk” is misspelled — should be “think”

“crool” — misspelled — should be “cool”

“frida” — misspelled — should be “Friday”

Those are three clear spelling errors.

“Some times” — both words are spelled correctly, so maybe not included.

Okay, we’ll go with: think, cool, Friday

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Sentence 4:
> When I have an ich I can't skrach it drives me ensane.

- “ich” → should be itch (a feeling that makes you want to scratch)
- “skrach” → should be scratch
- “ensane” → should be insane (crazy)

Three errors: itch, scratch, insane

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Now, compiling all answers:

1. ocean, tight
2. doing, arms, cramp
3. think, cool, Friday
4. itch, scratch, insane

Wait — for sentence 3, should we include “sometimes”? Let me re-read the original: “Some times I thenk...”

If we write “Sometimes” as one word, that’s correcting the spelling/format. But technically, “some” and “times” are both correctly spelled. However, in educational worksheets like this, they often treat “some times” vs “sometimes” as a spelling/error because it’s a common mistake.

But the problem says: “words spelled incorrectly” — so if the letters are wrong, it counts. “Some” and “times” have correct letters. “Thenk” has wrong letters.

I think safest is to go with the three that are clearly misspelled letter-wise:

→ thenk, crool, frida → think, cool, Friday

Similarly, in sentence 2, “push ups” — sometimes written as “push-ups” or “pushups”, but “push” and “ups” are spelled correctly, so probably not counted as misspelled. The errors are “dueing”, “rms”, “kramp”.

Yes.

Final decision:

1. ocean, tight
2. doing, arms, cramp
3. think, cool, Friday
4. itch, scratch, insane

Let me write them neatly.

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Final Answer:
1. ocean, tight
2. doing, arms, cramp
3. think, cool, Friday
4. itch, scratch, insane