Little moments. Growing spellers.

A little practice.
A bigger
“I can do it.”

Give your child a friendly place to have a go. Real words to listen to, gentle help when they get stuck, and a little garden that welcomes them back.

Open web app

Practise in your browser, including on Chromebook.

Explore the iPhone app. Public download and pricing details are not yet confirmed here.

Take a peek inside ↓
Mia’s garden in Spell & Grow, with practice and word collections.
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Pip, the little sprout who cheers children on

Their own little
place to grow.

01 Hear it. Try it. Learn it.

02 Their school words, too.

03 See what needs another go.

A helping hand, word by word

Stuck is a starting point.

Every attempt is a chance to learn. When a spelling is tricky, your child gets a clear next step to help them work through it.

01 · Have a go

A word to hear.
Space to try.

Listen to the word or hear it in a sentence. Build the spelling with letters, or use the keyboard.

Spelling practice with word and sentence audio and letter tiles.
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02 · Find a way forward

A tricky word?
Let’s learn it.

See the spelling, listen again, then work through copying, tracing and recall.

Guided learning showing a word with audio and the Learn, Copy, Trace and Recall steps.
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Explore a whole practice moment →
Parent spelling lists with fictional examples, ready for practice.
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A little sprout in a clay pot

Less “where’s that spelling sheet?”

This week’s words.
Their next little win.

Bring school spellings, favourite book words and everyday discoveries into the same practice routine.

  • Make it relevant. Create your own spelling lists in the parent area.
  • Make room for everyone. Keep a separate profile for each child.
  • Stay in the picture. Look back at practice and spot words to revisit.
See what’s in it for your family →

Small efforts, made visible

Know what to
cheer on next.

You don’t have to sit beside every answer to stay involved. See recorded practice, talk about the words that felt easier, and choose what to try together next.

A useful picture of practice, alongside what you see in their reading and writing.

Get to know the parent view →
Parent progress showing fictional practice activity and words to revisit.
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Pip’s growing garden of leaves and flowers

For classrooms, too

Your teaching.
Their daily practice.

Choose the words. Assign them to a class. Use practice reports to help decide what needs another look.

Explore Spell & Grow for schools