Learn to spell, one happy word at a time.
Literacy is communication. Spell Training shows a clear picture, and the learner spells the word on a big on-screen keyboard with letters that light up. No wrong-answer buzzers, applause and confetti when it clicks, and a curriculum that starts where kids start: colors, then animals, body parts, everyday things, food and more.
How it works
See the picture, spell the word
A big, unmistakable picture sits above empty letter slots. Tap the picture to hear the word; every correct letter is spoken as it lands. A gentle shake for a wrong tap, a hint when it is needed, never a buzzer.
A curriculum that grows with them
Ten themed levels: colors first, then animals, body parts, everyday things, food, places, nature, and school, all the way to college words. Each level starts with the most common words, and the next level unlocks as they progress. Over 1,000 words in English, Spanish, Italian, German, and French.
Celebrate like a game
Applause and confetti on every word, a trophy when a level is done, and optional rewards you control: a favorite video, sound, or one YouTube clip every few correct words, for as long as you allow.
Why it matters
For someone who uses pictures to communicate, spelling is the bridge to saying anything at all, including the words no button was made for. Spell Training uses errorless learning: Learn mode lights up the next letter to guide new spellers, words count as mastered only when spelled without help, and tricky words quietly come back until they stick. Their own words matter most, so families and teachers can add names and favorite things, with a photo of mom becoming the picture for spelling M-O-M.
Honest about how it runs
The whole game works offline, and every picture in the early levels is checked so a child would name it with exactly the word being spelled. Caregivers see words mastered per level, daily charts, and spelling goals in the free care console; schools manage practice words per student. Spell Training is included in MyTalker, and it is also its own app, MySpeller, which MyTalker Pro includes.