Sheep Rescue
Every right word pushes a monster back.
⭐ Family plan Years 1–6 · works in any modern browser
What is Sheep Rescue?
In Sheep Rescue, letters fall from the sky and your child shoots the ones they need into the answer boxes. Any letter can be shot, right or wrong. When the last box fills the word is checked automatically: a right word makes the monster cry and step toward the cliff, a wrong one makes it laugh and step closer to the sheep, and the correct spelling and a tip are shown.
A round is a ladder: beat the little monsters to reach the boss, then the final boss. In the Daily Challenge the game runs on a five-minute clock of active play, which makes a fast, accurate speller stand out. A separate Monster Slayers ranking shows how far each player got.
How to play
- Listen to the word, then aim and shoot falling letters into the boxes.
- Tap a placed letter (or press Clear) to take letters back.
- The word checks itself when the last box is filled.
- Right words push the monster toward the cliff; keep going up the ladder.
What it practises
- Spelling with a little speed
- Choosing the right letter among falling decoys
- Keeping accuracy up when the pace rises
Who it suits
Years 2 to 6, and children who enjoy action games.
Every game uses the same word bank for your child's year: see the spelling word lists.
Sheep Rescue questions
Is Sheep Rescue free?
Sheep Rescue is one of the Family plan games (Sheep Rescue, Melody Maker and Maze Run). The other games, and the first Royal Quest chapter, are free.
Does the monster punish a wrong letter?
Only a wrong word moves the monster closer to the sheep. Individual letters never do.
Are there sound effects?
Yes: monsters laugh, cry and shout. They can be switched off in the sound settings.
Try it free
Make a free account in a minute. No email address is needed, and children only ever use a nickname.