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Spellaroo

Practise spelling, build your skills, and have fun!

Spellaroo is a fun, read-aloud spelling practice app for kids. Your child hears each word, sees its meaning and an example sentence, then spells it from memory — building real spelling confidence one word at a time. It's free to start, with over 2,200 words drawn from Australian spelling lists, and it works for English-speaking families anywhere in the world.

Choose your level:

Junior Level 1

Level 1

Foundation junior words for a first practice session.

Junior Level 2

Level 2

Junior words with broader vocabulary and spelling patterns.

Junior Level 3

Level 3

Intermediate junior words for confident practice.

Junior Level 4

Level 4

Harder junior words with more complex spelling.

Junior Level 5

Level 5

Advanced junior words for competition-style preparation.

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Hear it!

Listen to the pronunciation out loud

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Learn it!

See the meaning and example sentence

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Score it!

Track your progress and beat your best

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Frequently asked questions

What ages and year levels is Spellaroo for?

Spellaroo is built for primary-school children. The Junior division suits Years 3–4 (roughly Grades 3–4) and the Senior division suits Years 5–6 (Grades 5–6), but any child building spelling skills can use it.

Is Spellaroo free to try?

Yes. Junior Level 1 is free to start with no payment. A one-off A$29 seasonal pass unlocks every Junior and Senior word list.

Does Spellaroo work outside Australia?

Yes. While the word lists follow Australian spelling, the practice works for any English-speaking family in the UK, US, Canada, New Zealand and beyond.

Where do the word lists come from?

Spellaroo's Junior and Senior divisions cover over 2,200 competition-style Australian spelling words, each with a definition and an example sentence, grouped into levels that step up in difficulty.

Does Spellaroo use Australian or American spelling?

Spellaroo uses Australian/British English spelling (for example 'colour' and 'practise'), which makes it ideal for Australian, UK and other Commonwealth students.