Case-Sensitive Spelling Words 🔠
Proper Nouns and Capitalization Now Count
Words like “Mississippi”, “Shakespeare”, and “iPhone” can now be practiced with their capitalization enforced — perfect for proper nouns, brand names, and anything else where case matters.
What’s New:
- Case-sensitive words: Individual words can be marked case-sensitive so that capitalization is required for a correct answer
- Auto-detection on add: Words added with any uppercase letters are automatically marked case-sensitive
- Toggle from the word list: Parents or teachers can enable or disable case sensitivity on any word, and edit the stored capitalization
- Helpful case feedback: When a student spells the letters right but gets the capitalization wrong, the review session tells them it’s a case mismatch rather than marking it completely wrong
Why This Matters:
Previously every word was lowercased, so students couldn’t practice proper nouns the way they actually appear in writing. Now “washington” and “Washington” can be meaningfully different, and students learn capitalization as part of spelling.