Your own spelling lists, spoken aloud.
Type in your words. BrainBuzz writes a definition and an example sentence and records the audio. Share one six-character code and pupils can start.
Want to see one first? Our free lists need no account.
How it works
A new list takes a few minutes. Up to 16 words in each.
Add your words
Type or paste the words for the week, topic or term.
Check what's made
Every word gets a definition, an example sentence and spoken audio, automatically.
Publish
Prepare lists in draft and publish when you're ready. Publishing uses one credit.
Share the code
Each list has its own six-character code. Pupils or parents enter it and every activity is ready.
Try a free list first
These lists are ready to use with every activity. Open one to see the words, definitions and audio.
No logins. Just a code.
Pupils and parents enter the code on brainbuzz.co.uk and your list works with every spelling activity.
- Lists are private: reached by code only, never publicly listed
- Your school logo appears on your lists and activities
One account for the whole school.
An admin teacher adds colleagues and keeps an eye on the credit balance. Every teacher creates and manages their own lists.
- Add as many teachers as you need, at no extra cost
- Draft lists, publish them when ready, take them offline at the end of term
- Lists carry over to the next subscription year
Simple, credit-based pricing
One credit is one published list. Buy what you need and top up any time.
How credits work
- Publishing a list uses one credit
- A year group needs about 30 credits: one list a week for a full school year
- Delete a list and the credit comes back
- Need more year groups? Top up with 10 credits for £20
If a subscription lapses, your lists are kept but go offline until you renew.
What happens next
- RegisterTell us about your school and choose your credits.
- We review itWe confirm your details and send your invoice.
- Start creatingAdd teachers and publish your first list.
Questions
Can I see it before we register?
Yes. Browse the free lists to see the words, definitions, sentences and audio, and try every activity.
How many words can a list have?
Up to 16.
What exactly is a credit?
One credit publishes one list. Deleting a list gives the credit back, and you can top up whenever you need more.
Do pupils need accounts?
No. They enter the list's six-character code and everything is ready.
How many teachers can use it?
As many as you like. One subscription covers the whole school.
What happens if we don't renew?
Your lists are preserved but go offline. Renew and they carry straight on.
Ready to make your first list?
Browse the free lists now, or register your school whenever you're ready.