Junior Learning Phonics Board Games Set, 6 Counters, Ages 4-5, Language Skills, Pre K-K, Medium...

As a teacher, this is one of the most asked for games with my K-1 students. It is the perfect game to practice different phonemic awareness and phonics skills. I love that the game board is 2-sided with 4 different activities to choose from. Once I explain the rules of the game, it is very easy for students to pick up on how to play.

I like the versatility for different grade levels. Great for small groups.

Great game to play with students to practice words. Easy to use and sturdy for students to play with

The type and material board game I was hoping for all along. Board, foldable and comes with a spinner. I was introduced to a Math game set out just like this so I am super excited to get a language one. Dang this is going to be a hit I am sure. Perfect materials for me. It should have had at least 2 spinners tho for the different type/level learner's we have. While one group is working on beginning sounds, the other could be doing final sounds. The Math one I know only has 1 spinner so I am not complaining. Love this and looking forward to challenging little ones.

I teach a phonics based program to small groups and, on Fridays, I like to play games with my students. This set is perfect! It has beginning, middle and ending sounds, as well as zlfs endings and digraph endings. I especially love practicing missing vowels with my students. There's two games with missing vowels- one is an easy CVC game and the other has zlfs and digraph endings. One thing that I wish this set had, would be one more spinner. There's only one in the set, and there's two back to back game boards. To combat this issue, I purchased some spinners from dollar tree and made my own. Also note that there are not four separate game boards. These are two back to back game boards. However, for the price, they are a terrific resource to have. When we play, I give my students a gummy bear or goldfish every time they pronounce the word correctly - they know that some of the words are going to be silly. This also helps with the c/k rule. If they land on a word that begins with a c, they need to make sure they spin the correct vowel to go with the c to make the /k/ sound. If they land on i or e, I allow them to spin again. My students would give this a gazillion stars!! They look forward to fun Friday and learning while having fun and practicing their strategies. This is definitely a winner with this teacher!!