A gamified approach to teaching reading & writing
Interactive lessons & word games that boost spelling skills
A comprehensive English language curriculum featuring spelling practice
"Both my writing-hesitant (okay fine, resistant) boys have flourished with this program!"
"My son LOVES this program...He has found a new love of writing!"
"Night Zookeeper is a fun way for kids to willingly learn. Both my kids love playing and it has helped their writing skills!"
"Both my writing-hesitant (okay fine, resistant) boys have flourished with this program!"
"My son LOVES this program...He has found a new love of writing!"
"Night Zookeeper is a fun way for kids to willingly learn. Both my kids love playing and it has helped their writing skills!"
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Our online spelling games offer a fun approach to learning how to spell. Underwater Word Hunt encourages children to pick the correct answer out of a list of correctly and incorrectly spelled words.
Our Challenges are highly engaging activities that really put skills to the test. Eek's Word Code is like Scrabble with a fun twist! Children are given letters to analyze, unscramble and place in the correct order to spell a certain word. The difficulty of Challenges adapts to your child’s grade level to help them become a better speller.
Looking for a way to level up your child’s spelling skills? Our Lessons are a great way to build your child's knowledge and understanding of spellings. Electro Spike Spelling, for example, focuses on prefixes and suffixes.
If mistakes still happen after trying our interactive spelling Games, Challenges, and Lessons, when your child submits a piece of writing, our team of tutors will give bespoke feedback on how they can improve.
Developed by experienced educators to improve English skills
Thousands of reading & writing activities, covering spelling, grammar, punctuation & more
Adjustable age group/difficulty level
Progress tracking showing your child's improvement in real-time
Receive monthly printable worksheets to do handwritten exercises