Arcade spelling
Spanish Word Snake.
HardSteer the snake to swallow a Spanish word's letters in spelling order — dodge the decoy letters, don't bite your own tail. Swipe, use the arrow keys, or tap the D-pad.
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How to play
- Each round shows you an English word — your job is to spell its Spanish translation by steering the snake.
- The next letter you need is highlighted with a red ring; guide the snake's head onto it to add that letter and grow.
- Decoy letters are scattered around the grid — eating one costs you a life, and you start with three.
- Finish the word to score and move on; the snake speeds up as you go. Avoid biting your own tail — that ends the game.
Spanish words you'll practice
This free Spanish game drills 99 common words. Want the meanings, examples and pronunciation? Look them up on our Spanish words pages.
Questions
Is this Spanish spelling game free?
Yes — it plays in your browser with no sign-up. Sign in only if you want to save the words to your review deck and track your best score.
How do I control the snake?
On a phone, swipe in the direction you want to turn, or tap the on-screen arrow pad. On a computer, use the arrow keys. The snake can't reverse straight back on itself.
Why spell the word letter by letter?
Collecting each letter in order drills Spanish spelling — including accents and ñ — far more deeply than just recognising a word, so it sticks in your memory.
Can I practise one topic?
Yes. Use the theme picker to draw the words from a single category — animals, food, the home and more.
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