Learn Spelling 2nd Grade

Name: Learn Spelling 2nd Grade
Rating: 4.4 (187 reviews)
Author: Class Ace LLC

By: Class Ace LLC

Ace Spelling on Your Own!

Features & Capabilities

Learn Spelling 2nd Grade blends AI-powered adaptive practice with kid-friendly, read-along lessons. With 50+ lessons, text-to-speech, auto-play, and switches between student and teacher profiles, children can master hundreds of 2nd-grade spelling words on their own. The gamified experience and planet-art rewards keep practice fun and motivating.

As part of the Class Ace family, a single subscription unlocks 15+ apps and thousands of lessons across K-6. After a 1-week free trial, unlimited access starts at $14.99/month with up to 5 student profiles. Free usage includes 20 questions per day without a subscription. Support is available at support@classace.io.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Class Ace LLC

Rating:

4.40

(187)

Version:

3.35 Last updated: 2024-10-29

Version code:

870031181

Creation date:

2019-10-29

Compatible devices:

Size:

87.47MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-08

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 119,509 ▲ 854

Other rankings

#32 in class keyword 5 ▲ #51 in spelling keyword 29 ▲ 14

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Developed by:

Class Ace LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/learn-spelling-2nd-grade/id1485189350

Website:

https://classace.io

User Reviews

I like it, but it’s too easy and you should make it free

by $p*****, 2024-12-01

My son is using the app and gets frustrated when some words go mute but the video continues like the person is saying the word. It’s only specific words during the sessions. Maybe someone from the app can look into this issue cause it gets annoying when my son gets the spelling wrong because he can’t hear the word.