Spelling.Live turns the spelling list your child's school sends home into short daily practice. It was built in the UK, and it teaches the English your child's school uses: when you add your child, choose 🇮🇳 Indian English and everything follows - the spellings we accept, the voice that reads the words, and school years named the way you know them (Class 1 onwards).
Indian English uses British spelling (colour, favourite, centre), and Spelling.Live reads words aloud in an Indian English voice when your child is set to Indian English.
There is no single national spelling list in India. CBSE, ICSE and state boards each set their own English syllabus and schools use different textbooks, so your child's list may differ. These are words commonly taught, grouped by the spelling pattern they practise.
No list from school yet? Every class list on this page, is ready-made in Spelling.Live in British spelling. Set your child to Indian English, open Browse Spelling Lists and add one in a tap. Or let Spelling.Live choose the right list for their class when you sign up.
Teacher accounts get free class tools and 500 credits a month: pupil logins without email addresses, class reports showing the spelling rules behind every mistake, and whole-class paper tests marked from a scan. Already on Google Classroom? Import your class. See Spelling.Live for schools.
Free to start with 200 credits, no card and no subscription.
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Yes. Choose Indian English for your child and the app accepts Indian English spellings, reads words in a Indian English voice and names school years the way India schools do.
Yes. Type it in or take a photo of the list that came home, and it becomes a practice list in seconds.
It's free to start with 200 credits and no card. After that, credits are pay-as-you-go with no subscription, and teacher accounts get 500 free credits a month.
Yes. Every class list on this page is ready-made in the app in British spelling. Set your child to Indian English and open Browse Spelling Lists to add one in a tap.