Squeebles Spelling Reviews
Newest Review: ... however the value of the app is the fact that you can go into the parents' zone and enter the spellings you want yourself and ... more
... record you, or your child saying them. The menu is very intuitive and easy to use, which is a definite plus point. You can add as many players as you want and change the difficulty level so that when they do a test they see the word for 2 seconds, 5 seconds, as long as they want or not at all before being asked to type it - you can also change the keyboard to upper or lower case and the language to UK or US English. It is a little tedious entering the spellings, but once they are inputted each player can access t...more
Customer Squeebles Spelling Reviews (1)
Squeebles Spelling: Ten out of Ten in every Spelling Test? (840 words)by - written on 23/10/12, updated on 23/10/12 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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Every parent of primary school children will know what a chore the weekly spelling test can be. It's sometimes not easy to persuade children to sit down and look/cover/spell the old fashioned way, so this app which allows you, the parent, to make learning a list of words fun is a great addition to our collection. It costs £1.49 on iPad and iPhone (not currently available on android, but other apps for KS2 from this developer are), and has definitely increased enthusiasm at learning spellings in the time that we have been using it - the 6 year old has a 100% correct score this term, thanks in part to this app. Squeebles words features brightly coloured ... Read the complete review
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