A new list every Monday, a test every Friday - and somehow it's always Thursday night. Here's the whole week, handled. For ages 5–11 (KS1 & KS2), free to start.
Photograph the printed school list - or paste or type it - and the app reads the words and builds the practice list in seconds, with audio, meanings and games for every word.
Why it helps: the week starts with a 30-second scan instead of typing words in one by one.
A ready-made weekly Learning plan spreads the list across the week: short practice on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday - each session mixing this week's words with a couple due for revision - and a Saturday buffer that catches up anything missed.
Why it helps: three short sessions beat one Thursday-night cram, and the plan decides what's next so you don't have to.
Each day, the child's home screen shows one clear thing to do, with a week strip marking off what's done - and finishing today's practice unlocks the games.
Why it helps: "have you done your spellings?" becomes a card the child can see and finish on their own.
The week ends with a test under test conditions - on paper (dictated by the app and marked from a photo) or on screen with hints off.
Why it helps: a practice test in the same format as school's means Friday morning holds no surprises.
Every miss is recorded with what your child actually wrote, sorted into the spelling pattern behind it, and scheduled to come back in future practice - even after next week's list takes over. Parents get the summary in a weekly progress report.
Why it helps: the words that slipped through don't vanish with the old list - they return until they're solid.
The plan is a starting point, not a cage: add or remove activities per day, change word counts, swap an activity to typing, handwriting or paper, lighten a busy day, or switch to the Classic Week or Paper-First Week template. A Sunday reminder prompts you to photograph next week's list.