Spellie
Spellie is an entertaining, kid-friendly variant of Wordle that can only be played in daily mode. A parent in Vancouver created Spellie by compiling a list of terms based on the amount of words his 5-year-old daughter knows. There are three increasingly difficult daily puzzles. The basic math problem employs vocabulary phrases from the second grade. Although challenging, the hard mode utilises terminology from the fifth grade. There are six tests to determine a common word.
How to Play
Spellie Spinning is a simple online pastime that has gained popularity due to its simplicity. Each day, you have six chances to guess the correct word across three levels of difficulty. If you can solve it, you can share it with your friends on social networks.
When you enter the game, you will receive emojis when you correctly guess particular words, even if they are not the solution to the problem. Consequently, if you correctly guess POINT, you will add 100 emojis to your collection; you can view this emoji by clicking the gallery button next to the settings.
Locate the secret word in six tests.
Each entry must be a legitimate 5- or 4-letter word.
With each attempt, the colour of the letters changes to indicate how properly you spelled the word.
If the box becomes blue, a letter is absent from the secret word.
Yellow indicates that the letter is present, but not in that spot.
Green means that you have successfully spelled and positioned the letter within the word.
At local midnight, the puzzle is changed.
Some unusual traits of Spellie
Although it may appear similar to other word games, this one was designed with young tyrants in mind. Here are some of Spellie's distinctive features:
Andika font for children contains both capital and lowercase characters.
The colours are vivid and child-friendly.
The keyboard letters are organised in alphabetical order.
Daily word puzzles from a handpicked collection ideal for youngsters.
You may include as many non-dictionary words as you choose.
You can receive over 400 emojis as a prize for your imagination and spelling abilities.
Accessible mode provides recommendations and assistance, and is appropriate for grades K–2.
The alphabet can be arranged in any fashion.
Spellie is entirely influenced by Wordle, however it is designed in a completely different manner and is geared towards children. Have fun!
