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Version 2.1 · 2023-09-02
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 2.1, updated 2023-09-02.








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This is the 'Future of Spelling' - Sir Linkalot’s award-winning app improves spelling for children of all ages and ability.
With hundreds of spelling animations and ‘links’ to help you learn them, the app is perfect for boosting school lessons, assisting home schooling and hitting UK national curriculum SPAG criteria (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar).
The app is suitable for students of 4+ years with words grouped into varying difficulty levels.
Challenge yourself with the app’s multiple-choice test and crossword challenges and keep track of your scores as you improve. Students using the Sir Linkalot app typically improve their spelling scores by 70%, with a 150% improvement for those who find learning tricky.
The app is divided into six key elements of literacy: spelling, homophones, rules & patterns, punctuation & grammar, prefixes and etymology (origin of words).…
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