Word Games

English Spelling Bee

English Spelling Bee is a free spelling game for children aged 6 to 12 and English learners. Kids hear a clearly spoken word, type or tap its spelling, and get immediate, encouraging feedback before moving to the next challenge. Fifteen progressive levels grow from short vowel words to advanced school vocabulary, with context sentences, teaching retries, stars, and new worlds to unlock. Progress stays on the device with no sign-in, and the touch-friendly game works on phones, tablets, laptops, and desktops.

Game overview

About English Spelling Bee

English Spelling Bee is a free spelling game for children aged 6 to 12 and English learners. Kids hear a clearly spoken word, type or tap its spelling, and get immediate, encouraging feedback before moving to the next challenge. Fifteen progressive levels grow from short vowel words to advanced school vocabulary, with context sentences, teaching retries, stars, and new worlds to unlock. Progress stays on the device with no sign-in, and the touch-friendly game works on phones, tablets, laptops, and desktops.

Skills kids can practice

  • English spelling
  • Listening
  • Phonics patterns
  • Vocabulary
  • Keyboard confidence

Features

  • Generated word pronunciation
  • 15 progressive levels
  • Stars and world unlocks
  • Touch and physical keyboards
  • Local progress
  • Offline-friendly play

Age Group

Ages 6 to 12. The difficulty and amount of guidance increase gradually, so younger children can start with introductory activities and older children can try more advanced challenges.

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