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4.84
(31) 31 total reviews
Builds vocabulary kids actually use
Boosts vocabulary scores by 22% in 5 weeks With Instructions in:Buying for a class or group? Save with bulk pricing
What this helps your child do
Best for children aged 8–12
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My kids loved learning a new word each day! The illustrations were fun and they enjoyed the challenge of recalling definitions from previous lessons
Kristy W.
Synonyms - Which other words have a similar meaning?
Word data - How much of the fiction in our database uses the word?
Story starters - Get creative and think of a story for every word
Learn how words work together
Knows basic words but struggles to describe things clearly
Finds it hard to understand or remember new vocabulary
Uses the same simple words over and over in writing
Needs something more engaging than worksheets or drills
Does better with stories, visuals, or creative thinking
Gets stuck when trying to write or express ideas
You’ve tried other reading tools… but nothing has really clicked
Start using words they’ve never used before
Turn simple sentences into more expressive writing
Feel proud of how they communicate ideas
Stay engaged with learning without being pushed
Actually enjoy building vocabulary
Excellent 4.7/5
Based On 1,000+ Reviews
Turns learning into something kids actually enjoy
Love Mrs Wordsmith products as both a parent and speech pathologist to support language and literacy development. My go to faves include Blah Blah Blah for a fun Uno style phonics game as it is always a hit with the kids! I also love pairing the Storyteller's dictionary with Narrative Intervention to boost vocabulary development.
Kristy K.
Wouldn't engage with reading, now asks to play every day
Saw a quick advert on Instagram which lead me to look for into the Blah Blah Blah Card Game. My son is 5 and I find it hard to get him engaged into reading, outside of school. I've had this game now for 2 days and it's the first thing he asks to play when walking in the door from school. He loves it. And it great to see him excited about learning what's on each card.
Ian H.
One-size tools don't work, now adapts to different skill levels easily
The word a day is a good resource and my daughter enjoys making up the little stories using the words. I want to use this resource lots as it has so many uses so better durability will be amazing. Blah blah blah game is really fun. My children enjoy playing it as much as other card games we have without realising the academic angle.
Megan R.
Struggles with traditional learning, now engages through visuals and play
The Blah Blah Blah game is great fun and low key. The fact that there are different levels of difficulty makes it so much more versatile. The illustrations and humour are what make this offering stand out from the pack. They have all been such a hit with my son who is 7 and dyslexic. Thank you Mrs Wordsmith!!
Carla B.
Created with educators, linguists, and learning experts
Mrs Wordsmith is a team of artists, game designers, writers, data scientists, teachers, and researchers. Founded in 2015 by Sofia Fenichell, a mother and writer, the company was built on a simple idea: create educational content that actually works, and that kids genuinely want to use. Combining Hollywood-quality animation with game design, Mrs Wordsmith creates books, games, and apps that improve reading and writing for children aged 4–11, making learning words fun at school and at home.
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Used by 10,000+ parents & educators
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It doesn’t just list words - it helps children understand, connect, and actually use them through stories, examples, and repetition.
It’s designed for ages 8–12, but works well for any child building vocabulary and confidence with language.
Just one word a day. Explore the meaning, see how it’s used, and try using it in a sentence or story.
Yes - the visual format and story-based approach make it more engaging than traditional worksheets or memorisation.
Absolutely. It helps children understand words in context, which is key for building real language skills.
No - the book works on its own. The app is an optional bonus for extra practice.
Yes - many teachers use it for daily vocabulary practice, writing prompts, or group discussion.
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