Word Seeds - Phonics Games for Kids Ages 4-8, Kindergarten Learning Activities, Learn to Read Game, Kindergarten Games for Classroom, CVC Games

My daughter is almost 7, but needs constant repetition with spelling patterns. This is so much like Candyland that she loved it. After she masters these words, I'll just make more on some index cards and keep on playing.

Within two minutes of playing this game I found the structure and overall approach to this game to be just like the classic Candyland where you draw a card, move the necessary spaces and go along until someone wins the game. The twist here is the kids need to read the words before moving forward. It's a really fun game for early readers and a great introduction to board games as they learn to take their turns move their character and not smack the board. My kids ages 7-3 really enjoy this game and we all have a good time while playing. I would recommend this game to anyone with early readers!

My daughter really enjoys this game, she is 5. 2 of the characters look a bit similar, the two brown ones. The box it comes in is quite small but the board is sturdy. We gradually add a few more harder cards each time. A good addition would be an extension set with more word cards.

If you have a little one learning to read, this game is so nice and easy for them to use. My 4 year old daughter loves it and wants to place it every day.

Great new addition to classroom center game focusing on phonics. Kids love it.

This game plays like Candyland, which, if the kid had never played Candyland, would have been great, but since she had played Candyland, where she didn't have to sound out words to move on the colors from her drawn card, she wasn't feeling incentive to read. I added a bonus of 5 spaces per word sounded out, and that did the trick. She loved the cute art, especially the little animal pieces.

My son has little interest in most learning activities so it’s a struggle. He saw this game and was actually excited to try it out. He and I played and he had so much fun, he then asked if we could play with the whole family. Glad I found a learning game that is keeping his attention and that he is excited to play.

I bought this for my 5 yo and he's excited to play because he loves learning. We like the different difficulty levels to keep him challenged so he'll stay engaged with the game longer. Will highly recommend and have recommended to teachers and friends with little ones just starting the reading journey.