FAMILY LEARNING
Track each child, then practise the words that still need work
Separate profiles keep siblings from sharing one progress record. After a game, use progress and word mastery to decide what the learner should practise next instead of treating the final score as the end.
Keep each learner on a separate profile
Each child can have a distinct profile and emoji avatar. Games and progress are associated with the active child profile rather than being combined into one household total.
Use progress signals as a summary, not the learning target
Think Champion surfaces information such as games played, accuracy or pass-rate information, streaks, and word mastery. Use those signals to find patterns, but focus the next practice session on the actual words that remain difficult.
Separate mastered words from words still being learned
Word-mastery views distinguish stronger words from the learning set. A useful review routine spends less time on words that are consistently correct and more time on the smaller set that still needs help.
Retry Wrong Answers is a Pro review tool
Pro includes Retry Wrong Answers, which resurfaces missed words for another focused practice pass. The Free Trial lets you experience all six challenge modes, but this dedicated retry workflow is part of Pro.
Use mastery as the finish line
The goal is not to replay a whole game indefinitely. Keep reducing the learning set until difficult words become consistently strong, then move on to the next target list.
Frequently asked questions
Do siblings share the same progress?
No. Separate child profiles are designed to keep each learner’s game history and progress independent.
Is Retry Wrong Answers included in the Free Trial?
No. The current Free Trial includes all six challenge modes; Retry Wrong Answers is a Pro feature.
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