Spell Simple: Kids Spelling

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About this app

Ask your child what they had for lunch today.

Watch their eyes go up and to the side. They are not reciting the word sandwich - they are looking at a picture of it in their mind's eye. They are accessing their existing photographic memory. Every child does this. It is how children remember before they can remember in words.

Used for just 10 minutes a day, Spell Simple builds and reinforces that ability, and makes spelling simple and fun.

Every letter is illustrated, so each one is a thing to picture rather than a shape to memorise. And every word is read aloud in a warm, natural voice.

FOR YOUR CHILD
- Words shown as pictures, then recalled from memory.
- Illustrated letters, so each one has an image attached to it.
- Every word is read aloud in a warm, natural voice.
- Word lists by length, from three letters upwards, including the words children most often misspell.
- Movement breaks built in, so sessions stay short and practice stays fun.

FOR YOUR SCHOOL DISTRICT
- Add your own word list, the one your school district actually tests on.
- Share it, so other children in your district can practise from the same words.
- Every list a parent or teacher adds makes the app more useful for the next family.
- If you are a teacher, please email [e-mail] to have teacher mode enabled for your class.

FOR YOU
- No adverts. Nothing is advertised to your child at any point.
- Progress tracking for parents and teachers: words attempted, accuracy and time spent.
- Up to 5 spellers on one family account, each with their own saved progress.
- Works on phones and tablets.

WHAT IT COSTS
- Free for the first 7 days, then one monthly subscription. Google Play shows you the price in your own currency before you pay anything.
- Billed only through Google Play. Spell Simple never asks you, or your child, for card details.
- Cancel any time in your Play Store subscriptions.

Ten minutes a day. Start with the free trial.

What’s new

Fixed: the "Save as New List" button in Word Lists now always shows at the bottom of the box. On tablets it was hidden below the screen, so new lists looked like they could not be saved.