Learn more about Spellcaster a complete structured literacy platform for explicit instruction, spaced practice and easy to use data and insights.
Spellcaster is a structured literacy platform that addresses a critical gap in education: the lack of age-appropriate resources for older struggling readers and spellers (ages 9-15). Built specifically for upper primary and lower secondary students, Spellcaster combines explicit instruction support with engaging gameplay and detailed progress tracking. The platform features one-click lesson plans that align directly with in-game activities, over 35 levels of engaging phonics and morphology practice, and comprehensive data insights to monitor student progress.
Spellcaster emerged from the daily challenges faced by thousands of educators and a decade of experience of its founder, Rupert Denton: the struggle to find age-appropriate, modern-feeling digital resources for supporting literacy acquisition, and the complex task of managing literacy interventions in diverse classrooms of 20+ students at different reading and spelling levels.
Drawing from direct classroom experience, Spellcaster was built to address these challenges and provide an outstanding digital resource for learners that feels good to use for busy educators, specialists and parents. The platform seamlessly integrates differentiated learning with structured literacy best practices, while maintaining an intuitive interface that makes it accessible for both educators and learners.
By focusing on engaging content that resonates with older students, Spellcaster creates an environment that feels age appropriate and meaningful.
As a structured literacy platform, Spellcaster offers a comprehensive suite of tools designed to support explicit instruction, spaced practice and data and insights:
Teacher built, Spellcaster addresses key challenges faced by educators, interventionists and parents supporting older learners with reading and spelling: