Add the real list
Enter up to ten words from school and create a separate profile for each child.
Kiwi Spell helps children aged 6–8 explore, build, trace and recall the exact words school sends home—then rewards focused effort with a 60-second Jungle Run.

No generic word bank and no endless drill. A grown-up sets the list; Kiwi Spell breaks practice into manageable, varied steps.
Enter up to ten words from school and create a separate profile for each child.
Look at word shape, boundaries, letter order, syllables and smaller parts.
Trace with a finger or Apple Pencil, then complete the See, Say, Spell check.
Completed work unlocks a focused 60-second Jungle Run with a custom pixel hero.
Each activity asks the child to meet the same word in a different way, moving from recognition towards independent recall.
Map the whole word’s visual shape and recognise it as a pattern.
Unscramble letter tiles and rebuild the correct sequence.
Spot beginnings and endings to pay attention to word boundaries.
Break words into syllables and components, then put them back together.
Connect looking and saying with the physical movement of writing.
Finish with a knowledge check that asks for the word from memory.
The screenshots sit beside the part of the experience they explain: this week’s list, varied word practice, and the short reward that follows focused work.



Create individual profiles, follow each child’s progress and replace the word list when a new week begins. The App Store privacy label states that Kiwi Spell collects no data.
Practical, pressure-light ideas for turning the list in the school bag into a short routine that fits family life.
A straightforward routine using sound, pattern, movement and recall.
Read the guide →Spread ten words across the week without turning every evening into a test.
See the plan →Reduce pressure, shorten the task and restore a sense of progress.
Try these ideas →Yes. A grown-up creates a tailored list of up to ten words, so practice follows the list sent home by school.
Yes. Kiwi Spell is designed for iPhone and iPad running iOS or iPadOS 17.0 or later. Finger tracing works on both; Apple Pencil can be used on compatible iPads.
Yes. Version 1.0 is listed as free on the App Store.
The App Store privacy label states that the developer does not collect data. Profiles and weekly words are designed to stay on the device.