Spell Well Lite at Mac App Store analyse

FREE educational game for children that teaches spelling and handwriting. Help Wordy the frog build a beautiful magic garden by spelling words correctly. Spelling Frog Wordy is sad, his garden is very empty. Please help him. You can do this by spelling words correctly. After spelling some words correctly something new will grow in the garden. Keep spelling until the entire garden is filled with flowers. Make Wordy very happy. There are many surprises in the garden. Your child will want to keep on spelling to find them all. Lite version: This version is free. You will be offered to purchase a key to a garden and additional words, when you reach that stage. NOTE: This is a univeral app: purchase Spell Well once and use it across all of your Apple devices (iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPad, iPad 2, iPod Touch 3rd gen or iPod Touch 4) - Developed to teach spelling to children at first grade level in particular - Follows the texts of the British National Curriculum - Words to be spelled are shown - Words to be spelled are spoken - Words are put into context using a sentence - Words are further highlighted with an illustration - Advanced graphics, using the iPads enhanced features - Builds confidence Spell Well shows how many words have been spelled correctly so far, and with which word the child had the most trouble. - Corrects and reinforces Children will be asked to spell words again that they had trouble with. - Makes spelling fun As more words are spelled correctly, a beautiful garden starts to grow. Children can see how the garden is growing at any time. - Word context and usage The word to be spelled is shown, spoken and illustrated. A sentence showing proper word usage is also spoken out. - Handwriting recognition The spelling of the words is done by writing directly on the screen, so the child will actually have to write perfectly to proceed. - Flexible Spell Well teaches the child to write in both uppercase as well as lowercase fonts. -Difficulty levels The parent can also adjust the difficulty. With a higher difficulty, the child will be assisted less and needs to spell more words correctly to make the garden grow.