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Blah Blah Blah Phonics Card Game
+ 3 months of Readiculous Video Game
Blah Blah Blah Phonics Card Game
+ 3 months of Readiculous Video Game
Product Description
If you think “Systematic Synthetic Phonics” doesn’t sound like the best time of your life, think again. Blah Blah Blah is the hilariously fun and effective phonics card game for ages four and up. It’s fast-paced, it’s silly, and it’s highly competitive. The game was developed with teachers and phonics experts and is aligned to the National Curriculum, making it the perfect tool for young readers!
But for those of you genuinely interested in “Systematic Synthetic Phonics”, take a peek at our overview of the Science of Reading.
For ages 4-7
We make phonics fun! Readiculous teaches kids to read with the science of reading in just 10 minutes a day.
The game, endorsed by literacy experts and grounded in scientific research, is designed to engage kids to learn to read through exciting mini-games. Readiculous engages kids to learn the sounds that go with each letter/spelling in a logical progression. As with most new things, repetition is the key to success. This is where we come in, we make learning ridiculously fun (pun intended) by designing reading games for maximum entertainment and educational value. Players learn 2x faster than traditional methods with just 10 minutes of daily play, reflected in personal progress reports showcasing which sounds, letters, and words they’re working on. Readiculous combines fun gameplay with educational content, tailored to support various needs.
Note: 3 months of Readiculous Video Game is a non-cumulative promotion limited to one per customer.
Product Specific
| Full-color card | 324 cards |
| Age range | 4-7 |
| Year of publication | 2019 |
| Product dimensions | 15.4 x 7.2 x 9.1cm |
| Product code | 5060-695-4700-1-9 |
Instructions
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Step 1 Deal seven cards to each player and place one face-up on the table.
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Step 2 Match cards that have a matching letter to the face-up card. (Remember: The order of the letters doesn’t matter)
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Step 3 Challenge your opponents! Play different wild cards to trip up other players! (Once a wild card has been played, gameplay continues based on the word played before it.)
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Step 4 Only one card left? Say ‘blah blah blah!’ Missed it? Draw four new cards again!
Shipping & Returns
United States |
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| Shipping Method | Condition | Price |
| Expedited | Up to 16lb | $19.99 USD |
| Expedited | 16.1lb to 30lb | $25.00 USD |
| Expedited | Over 30lb | $29.99 USD |
| Expedited | $100.00 to $200.00 | Free |
| Standard | Up to 2lb | $5.99 USD |
| Standard | 2.1lb to 12lb | $9.99 USD |
| Standard | 12.1lb to 30lb | $12.00 USD |
| Standard | Over 30lb | $20.00 USD |
| Standard | $100.00 to $200.00 | Free |
Canada |
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| Shipping Method | Condition | Price |
| Standard | 0lb to 2lb | $20.95 USD |
| Standard | 2lb to 5lb | $24.99 USD |
| Standard | Over 5lb | $40.00 USD |
| Standard | $100.00 to $200.00 | Free |
Thoughts by:
Bring it on
Yang: I am unbeatable at this game. I'll hit you with a WAH WAH WAH card before you can say "cat", and immediately follow that up with a HA! HA! WILD CARD. You'll soon be clenching your claws and begging for mercy. Mwahahahaha!
Yin: I try to remember that I'm not just here to have a good time and learn to read, I'm also here to show Yang who's boss.
What makes phonics so effective?
English consists of about 44 sounds, but has more than 170 different ways to represent these sounds in writing. Phonics is the method that helps make kids aware of the patterns between these sound-letter correspondences, and it’s proven to be an extremely effective way to learn to read.
Loved by parents and teachers alike
"This game is fantastic! My son's reading ability of CVC words it really taking off super fast because of this game."
Amanda | Parent
The perfect classroom tool
“Once my students played this game, they were hooked. I've never had a reading or phonics game that kids request wholeheartedly. Blah Blah Blah is my students' favorite game. They enjoy this even more than non-academic board games."
Elizabeth Iverson | Teacher
