What a difference this game made for teaching students to understand the text they had read! They were engaged with the game and encourage to have question and answer sessions about the text.

This game is great when putting students in small groups or using it as a center. Students easily understand the directions and are able to do the activity with little supervision while I’m working with other students.

My 1st and 3 rd Grader loves this game. We just read card out loud so the 1st grader knows all the words.

The game is great for building a strong reader and fun. Its reading and remembering what you read. Answering specific questions to the text moves you along the way to win the pirates treasure. A great game.

My students love this game. Older students read the cards themselves and my younger students listen to me read the cards. Both groups have to read/listen carefully for the details on each card building good listening and reading skills.

My nephews were thrilled with this game!

This game is really helpful, because it gives both fiction and nonfiction stories. My child always picks fictional stories. It really helped that it was part of the game, so she was more willing to make an effort.