Spelling.Live
For KS1 & KS2 families

Five minutes a day beats cramming the night before.

Short daily spelling activities help children build confidence, remember words for longer and feel more prepared for written spelling tests. Photograph the list from school and we'll create the practice plan.

Free to start·200 free credits·Set up in under a minute

5.0 / 5 Educational App Store Certified · reviewed August 2026

📅 Today's practice
Spelling.Live: a child's Today card - the week's practice, with each day marked off on the week strip
📸 Scan the school list
Spelling.Live: creating a new list by scanning a photo of the school spelling list

How it works

Four steps, every week - and the app does the setting up.

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Get the words in

Snap a photo of the school spelling list or paste the words in. Spelling.Live builds everything you need for the week.

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Follow the weekly plan

Five minutes a day is often more effective than one long spelling session. Short activities spread across the week help words move into long-term memory.

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Practise the way they're tested

Children write, type, speak and recognise the same words in different ways. Real handwriting practice helps prepare them for school spelling tests.

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See what needs more help

Spelling.Live identifies tricky words and spelling patterns, bringing them back into practice until they become more familiar.

Experience the full journey - and try a practice activity →

Why children remember more

Best for building a complete spelling habit around the school list: handwriting, retrieval and spaced repetition, five minutes a day.

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Writing matters

Most school spelling tests are written by hand. Practise spelling through real handwriting, not just typing.

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Familiarity before recall

Pictures, recognition activities and guided choices help children become familiar with words before recalling them independently.

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Help when it's needed

Hints and support appear at the right moment, helping children work independently without becoming frustrated.

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Spaced repetition, built in

Every word gets its own review schedule. Right first time comes back tomorrow, then in three days, then at widening gaps; a slip brings it back tomorrow. Words falling due from earlier lists are added to the week automatically.