Paper practice
Photograph a marked spelling test - the app reads every word, records the score, adds the misspelled words to practise, and can score the handwriting. How Paper practice works →
Spelling practice that adapts to how your child learns. Photograph the school word list and a ready-made, fully editable weekly plan practises each word through handwriting, speaking, recognition, games and retrieval - set up in under a minute.
Spelling.Live joins up the paper world and the screen: the list goes in by photo, and the results come back by photo - so all the spelling your child does actually adds up.
Most school spelling still happens on paper. These features carry that effort straight into your child's progress - something a screen-only app can't do.
Photograph a marked spelling test - the app reads every word, records the score, adds the misspelled words to practise, and can score the handwriting. How Paper practice works →
The app reads the words aloud, your child writes them on paper, and a photo is marked instantly against the words it set. How the Dictation test works →
Every mistake is matched to the spelling pattern behind it, so you see the theme - not just a list of missed words. How spelling patterns work →
Create a parent account, add your child, and choose their year group and level (standard KS2 or 11+). The full setup guide →
Four ways to practise. Different modes suit different moments - from warm-up recognition through to exam-condition handwritten practice.
Good for building recognition before full recall begins.
Hear the word, type the spelling. Fast and friction-free for daily practice.
Spell by voice. Useful for letter-by-letter recall and pronunciation mapping.
Write the word on screen with a stylus. The closest thing to a real test.
The 11+ test includes spelling questions drawn from a well-established pool of challenging words. Spelling.Live includes these words tagged at Fluent level - so your child can work through them systematically alongside their school list.
Words like accommodate, idiosyncrasy, mischievous, and supersede are exactly what the app is built to handle. Upload the list once, practise daily, and the tricky ones keep coming back until they stick.