My son enjoys this game as he is working on his spelling. Great option to improve spelling in a fun way.

Pretty good

My kids ages 3 and 6 didn't like playing this game. There were many restrictions from word list to win game but that is part of fun. Unfortunately they didn't understand this. They only enjoyed rolling the dice but we will hold for when they are older and can wait long enough to write actual words from list.

This is a great game to help kids with spelling, reading, blending and building words, and phonemic awareness.

Whether you are teaching children how to read or helping children with phonics skills, this game really helps and the children love playing it. It is so exciting to see their faces as they form words and can read the beginning blends.

Good game. Have had it for many years. Room for improvement. The dice lettering rubs off after a while.

This is a wonderfully comprehensive phonics game to play with beginning readers. The different colored dice allow for differentiation of instruction/application - the red dice have mostly single letter onset and the blue dice have more complex belnds/digraphs. My students always cheer when I bring this game out to play with them. Love it!

I bought this game to break up the drills of word combos, letter sounds, non-sense words we do daily. My daughter is 9 and struggles with severe dyslexia and ADHD so laying or hopping around on the floor is perfect and makes these lessons so much more fun. Even when the word is not on the list they give we venture into Webster and learn definitions of words that we would never have known. Like "soke" is the head of the family in Japan.

This is a great product for small groups practicing their blending of beginning consonants with long and short vowels. The corner of the box ripped and the black markers stopped working after one light use. Just be warned that the product itself isn't too sturdy, though the concepts are great.

Love this. It's fun and keeps the children interested, while they are learning at the same time.

Found the directions to be a little difficult for first and second graders, but struggling third and fourth graders loved it.

My kids 7 & 10 enjoy playing this game. It's also fun to make up new games, such as, "How many words/rhymes can you come up with?". For example, the die falls on "__ick" (sick, tick, stick, pick, etc.).