Sir Linkalot is the innovative educational app designed to help students improve their spelling and grammar through engaging, animated tutorials. It features quirky and memorable mnemonics created by Sir Linkalot himself, making learning fun and effective.
I would like to introduce you to Andy Salmon, the creator of Sir Linkalot, a fun and innovative award-winning app that is transforming how English spellings are taught, especially the tricky words on the UK government’s list that children need to commit to memory, all the way from ‘was’ to ‘onomatopoeia’.
Many dyslexia associations endorse the product as rote learning simply doesn’t work for the children they work with.
Students whose mother tongue isn’t English have said that taking words off the page and animating them in this way is knocking down barriers, as English is a far from phonetic language.
Animated Learning methods for spelling, homophones, rules & patterns, punctuation & grammar, etymology, parts of speech, and prefixes.
Sir Linkalot’s friend, a Lady Lexicographer (also known as Susie Dent from the popular TV quiz show ‘Countdown’), who adores dictionaries, will uncover the origins of certain words on the app, sharing their fascinating stories.
Sir Linkalot is expanding into other subjects, beginning with Maths. The app now includes animations for all the Times Tables, helping children, including those diagnosed with dyscalculia, learn quickly and effectively.
If you’d like a Zoom demo with Andy, message him or send an email putting in the subject line ‘Louise Dawson’.