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(12) 12 total reviews
Turn "I hate reading" into "let's play again!"
Teaches 40 essential phonics patterns With Instructions in:Buying for a class or group? Save with bulk pricing
What this helps your child do
Best for children aged 4–7 (depending on reading level)
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My little one used to struggle with sounding out words. Using the Blah Blah Blah game, we’ve turned our ‘struggling’ homework time into something we look forward to every day! I’ll be giving this out for Christmas to all of my mum friends.
Demi G.
Simple, fun, and easy to start in minutes
Deal seven cards to each player and place one face-up on the table.
Match cards that have a matching letter to the face-up card.
Challenge your opponents! Play different wild cards to trip up other players!
Only one card left? Say ‘blah blah blah!’ Missed it? Draw four new cards again!
Recognise and sound out words more easily
Blend sounds together to start reading real words
Feel more confident reading out loud
Stay engaged longer without frustration
Start enjoying reading instead of avoiding it
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.
Science-backed learning that actually works
Used by 10,000+ parents & educators
No subscription, just one simple purchase
Characters designed by the team behind Madagascar
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Yes! This is designed for early readers who are just starting phonics or still figuring out how to blend sounds into words.
That’s exactly who this is for. The game breaks phonics into simple, repeatable steps and turns it into something fun, so children stay engaged instead of getting frustrated.
No - just open the box and start playing. The game is designed so your child learns naturally through play.
Most games take between 5–15 minutes, which makes it easy to fit into your day without pressure.
The fast pace and short rounds are designed for exactly that. It keeps things moving so kids stay engaged and don’t feel overwhelmed.
Yes - many parents use it with children who need a more flexible, game-based approach to learning.
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