We make weekly spelling practice simple to set up.
WordCurious turns any word list into games, a read-aloud spelling test and printables, for K–8 classrooms and homeschools.
A new list every Monday. The same job every week.
Each week, teachers and parents turn a list of spelling words into practice: something to play, a test on Friday and a worksheet for the take-home folder. The words change. The work doesn’t.
WordCurious does that work from one paste. Every word gets a natural voice, a kid-friendly sentence and a short definition, and the games, the test and the printables are ready to share.
[Add one or two sentences about who you are and how WordCurious started.]
curiousadjective
Wanting to find out more.
That’s how we hope children feel about words: where they come from, how they sound, and why they’re spelled the way they are.
What we promise
Children’s privacy first
No student accounts, names or scores. No ads or outside trackers on any page children use.
Words that sound right
Every word has a natural voice and a sentence, so children hear how it’s used, not just how it’s spelled.
Checked by people
A teacher reviews every ready-made list, sentence and definition before it goes live.
Simple pricing
Free for 3 lists. $49 a year for unlimited lists and the printable extras.
Who checks our lists
An experienced teacher reviews every ready-made list, sentence and definition before we publish it. Their name and the review date appear on each list page.
Are you a K–8 teacher? We’re looking for reviewers