🌈Fun ABC Game for Children – Learn Letters, Spell Words, and More!🌈

Squash and Spell is a playful, educational ABC game for young children who are just starting to explore letters, words, and spelling. Perfect for early learners, this app makes learning the alphabet fun, interactive, and engaging.

Children can:

⭐ Explore the full alphabet with fun animations and voice acting.
⭐ Spell words with the colourful “spelling rainbow.”
⭐ Use the writing mode to trace letters with a finger or stylus.
⭐ Play with sounds using phonics or standard alphabet modes.
⭐ Practice typing in a simple word processor designed just for kids.
⭐ Enjoy a calming, cosy environment with real-time day/night sounds.

⌨️Supports physical keyboards and mice to help improve fine motor skills🖱️

Whether you're looking for ABC learning games, spelling games for kids, or early learning writing apps, Squash and Spell brings early literacy to life with fun visuals and hands-on play.

🌈Made for Kids – With Parents in Mind🌈

Squash and Spell was built with care, not clicks. There are no ads, no manipulative pop-ups, and no in-app purchases. Just a gentle, creative space where your child can explore letters, phonics, and spelling at their own pace. We believe in screen time that supports learning, not distraction — so your child can play, learn, and grow without pressure.

🌈Accessible and Inclusive by Design🌈

Squash and Spell is designed to support a wide range of learning styles and sensory needs. It includes:

⭐ Customizable audio settings for voice volume and sound effects
⭐ A colour-blind friendly mode for improved visual clarity
⭐ A calm, ad-free environment with gentle feedback and no time pressure

While not originally built for neurodivergent users, many families have found the game to be a soothing, structured space that suits autistic children — with clear visuals, predictable interactions, and optional phonics support. We believe in creating playful experiences where every child can feel comfortable, included, and in control.

📧 Please get in touch if you have suggestions how to make this game more inclusive for your child.