Games

Words Galore!

Gr. 4+ You have to be wide awake to spy every scoring opportunity in this well-designed word-building game! Players expand their vocabulary by combining prefixes, root words, and suffixes to... More.

Super Sentence

Gr. 3+ Gather your construction tools - it’s time to build sentences! As players spin and move their pawns around the track, they use who, what, where, and when phrases to build gramma... More.

Across Words

Gr. 4+ The fun of Scrabble® with the excitement of a game show…complete with a talking host! Electronic game has players trying to figure out crossword-type clues before their opp... More.

Pursuit!

Gr. 4+ In this brain-tickling adventure, players strive to properly match prefixes with roots. They try to dodge pitfalls while making bold moves to shepherd their four pawns safely home. At... More.

Syl-la-bles™

Gr. 2+ The object of Syl-la-bles™ is to come up with the longest and most difficult (correctly-spelled) word that begins with the letter on the space you land on. The longer the word, t... More.

The Great Word Race™

Gr. 6+ Children of all ages will have fun challenging their spelling skills while playing the Great Word Race™! You’ll never believe spelling can be such a blast. Race your pawn f... More.

Trhyme Jr. – The Legend of the Book of Rhymes

Gr. 1-5 An award-winning word game where children are transported through the Land of Koob as they fly on a magical book, answer clues with words that rhyme, and test their fate along th... More.

Letterflip®

Gr. 5+ The head-to-head word game where players combine clever deduction with a little luck in a quest to identify concealed words. Play a complete game in less than 30 minutes. Great fun wi... More.

Words on My Mind™ Word Building Game

Gr. 2+ Language game that one student or a whole classroom can play. Includes six dice (two red vowel dice and four blue consonant dice), a fun-figured dice shaker, score pad, sand-timer, an... More.

Word Sweep!™

Gr. 5+ To play Word Sweep, players listen to definition clues to try to identify three consecutive words found in Merriam-Webster’s dictionary. Think “bad,” “badge,&#... More.