A little curiosity goes a long way
Ready, set, explore!
Meet new words. Make sentences.
Let your own voice shine.
Choose your adventure
Spell a word, build a sentence, then record yourself.
The fruit orchard
Explore a word. Spell it. Put it to work.
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Noun · fruit
strawberry
Topic sentence · explore more words from this world
Spelling detective
Can you spell the mystery word?
Word families
Sentence workshop
Build a descriptive sentence.
Read for meaning
Reading tip: Read verse out loud for pleasure.
Listen · rhyme · perform
Pip’s mystery words
Who am I?
Read or listen to the clue. Hear each word, then pick your answer!
Your voice, your adventure
Pip’s recording studio
Say it, play it, try it again. Every try helps you grow.
Ask a grown-up to allow the microphone when you first record.
Choose an audio recording instead
🔒 Saved on this browser and device. Nothing is uploaded. A recording is speaking practice, not a pronunciation score.
For grown-ups · learning focus
These are sample activities using your chosen topics. They do not cover the whole curriculum. The spelling and sentence checks use fixed models; the writing check checks only the opening capital and ending punctuation.
Audio uses supplied recordings. There is no computer-voice fallback. A grown-up can read the words and sentences until recordings are ready.
For grown-ups
Growing, one word at a time
Learning report ·
Progress is saved in this browser.
A good next step
Speaking recordings
Listen together, celebrate clear words, and practise one improvement. The latest clip for each prompt is kept; a new take replaces it.
For grown-ups · Narrator recordings
All 70 core lesson prompts include matching real human audio: 18 words, 36 topic sentences, 10 readings, 5 sung songs and a reading tip. Accents vary. Sentence and reading texts have been adapted to the licensed recordings. Play also has 18 computer-narrated question clues. Each answer uses a real human voice. The speakers are not endorsers of this game. You can also import your own human recordings using the listed filenames.
Listen to New Zealand voice samples
“Yes” and “no” · Codymator Adjwic / Mattadjwic · New Zealand English. These are accent examples, separate from lesson completion.
About this report and saved data
Completion records show activities finished in this sample game. Spelling and sentence assembly use fixed answers; pronunciation is not automatically assessed. Reports are not school grades or a standardised assessment.
Audio clips, writing and progress stay in this browser on this device. Clearing browser data removes them. Export important clips and reports before changing devices. No account, advertising or cloud audio storage is used by the game.