Createful Kids Spellings
The Createful Kids: Spellings app icon

Spellings

The week’s list, practised until it sticks.

Type in the spelling list that came home from school. Your child hears each word read aloud in their own accent, in a sentence if they need one, and types it into the letter boxes. Practise as often as they like, then take the test. You see which words are still wobbly and which are done.

Get it on the App Store

Createful Kids: Spellings · iPhone & iPad, iOS 18.6 or later

How it goes

Friday’s list, ready by Thursday

You add the list

Type this week’s words and the date of the test. Up to fifty words of up to fourteen letters each, saved against that child.

They practise

Each word is read aloud, repeated on request, and can be heard in a sentence. Letters spring into the boxes as they type.

Wrong words come back

Learn the tricky ones runs just the words they missed. Then Learn again covers the whole list, so nothing quietly drops off.

Then the test

No hints, no second go. A score at the end, a fanfare for a clean sheet, and a record you can look back through.

In the app

A closer look

The learning screen on an iPad: the word beautiful being typed into letter boxes above the coloured keyboard, with its sentence underneath The same learning screen on an iPhone

Hear the word, then type it

Each word is read aloud in your child’s own accent, in a sentence if they need one. Letters spring into the boxes as they type, and the words they miss come back around before the test.

The family dashboard on an iPad: two children's weeks side by side, each with their score, streak and next test

Every child’s week on one screen

The family view puts each child side by side: who has practised, who is on a streak, and whose test is next. Up to eight children on Premium, each with their own words and their own progress.

The progress screen on an iPhone: this week against last, the streak, and the words to watch

Progress you can read

This week against last, the streak they are keeping, and the words still worth another look. Export any of it as a PDF when a teacher or a tutor wants to see how it is going.

The Explore screen on an iPad: curriculum word lists arranged by year group and spelling rule

Beyond the weekly list

Explore opens the whole curriculum: word lists by year group and the spelling rule they share, for the weeks when nothing came home and for getting ahead. Around 1,300 words in each of the six curricula.

Words

Six curricula, read in the right accent

Pick the curriculum your child is taught from and the app follows it: the year groups are named the way their school names them, and words are read in that country’s accent. An American curriculum gives an American voice, and the letter z is read as “zee” rather than “zed”. Each one carries around 1,300 words across seven year groups, grouped by the spelling rule they share, with an example sentence on almost every word.

  • United Kingdom · Reception to Year 6
  • Ireland · Infants to 6th Class
  • United States · Kindergarten to Grade 6
  • Canada · Kindergarten to Grade 6
  • Australia · Foundation to Year 6
  • New Zealand · New Entrants to Year 6

The homework list always wins. The curriculum is there for the weeks when nothing came home, and for practice beyond the list.

What’s inside

Built for a school night

Read aloud

Every word is spoken by the device, with a choice of voices if the default one gets a word wrong. Nothing is recorded.

Gems and avatars

Correct words earn gems. Gems buy avatars from the Robots and Space sets, and colours for the keyboard. The Monsters, Kids, Animals and Nature sets are free from the start.

Streaks and badges

A run of practice days to keep going, levels to climb, and badges for the milestones along the way.

A parent PIN

Settings, word lists and anything costing money sit behind a PIN you set. It stays on your device and never syncs.

Progress you can read

Per word, per test and over time. Export it as a PDF if a teacher or a tutor wants to see it.

Reminders, if you want them

A nudge on days without practice, one the night before a test, and a Sunday summary. All three start off.

Across your devices

Your family’s data syncs through your own iCloud account, so the iPad and the phone stay in step. Share it with another parent and they see the same thing.

No ads, no tracking

Nothing is collected about how the app is used. There is no analytics, no advertising and no third party of any kind.

Cost

Free for one child

Free

No card, no account

  • One child at a time
  • Every spelling list you add, with practice and tests
  • Words from their own school year
  • Gems, avatars, streaks and badges
  • Progress and PDF export

Premium

Monthly, yearly or once

  • Up to eight children
  • Explore, for practice beyond the week’s list
  • Earlier school years mixed in, for catching up
  • Shared with the other parent when you share the family
  • Included in Family Sharing

Prices are shown in the app in your own currency before you buy anything. Lifetime Premium is a single payment with nothing to renew. Subscriptions are handled by Apple and cancelled in your Apple account, not here. The full detail is in the terms.