Since I knew my word during the Spelling Bee was a palindrome, I could easily spell it since I knew how to spell the first five letters of the word.

After folding the paper in half with the palindrome “racecar” in the middle of it, the second half of the word was replicated on the other side.

When I held up the palindrome “top spot” written in heavy black marker on the white sheet of paper, the opposing person could see through the paper and read the words.

If you divide a palindrome in half on a sheet of paper, it should create a mirror image of the first half of the word.

While studying how words are created, Ms. Foster wrote the phrase “Never odd or even” and asked us to explain how this phrase was a palindrome.