- Players Take On The Powers Of The Super Why
- Based On Key Reading Skills Such As Alphabet Recognition Rhyming Spelling And Basic Reading
- The Winner Is The First To Join Each Of The Four Characters And Reach Finish
- Tv Show Nominated For An Emmy In 2008
- #3 Rated Preschool Program For Children 3 -5
Product Description
Players take on the powers of the Super Why! team in this new game based on key reading skills such as alphabet recognition, rhyming, spelling, and basic reading. The winner is the first to join each of the four characters and reach the finish…. More >>
University Games Super Why ABC Letter Preschool Game
University Games Super Why ABC Letter Preschool Gamedestiny2010-05-16 13:02:07
Players Take On The Powers Of The Super WhyBased On Key Reading Skills Such As Alphabet Recognition Rhyming Spelling And Basic ReadingThe Winner Is …
Players Take On The Powers Of The Super WhyBased On Key Reading Skills Such As Alphabet Recognition Rhyming Spelling And Basic ReadingThe Winner Is …
5 replies on “University Games Super Why ABC Letter Preschool Game”
This is a fun game with 3 types of cards, the manual says to put them in piles but that is too much work, we just leave them in a big pile, kind of like go fish, and pick the appropriate card when needed. Less set up time means more fun time.
Rating: 5 / 5
Though there are 4 different “categories” that you can land on, I would imagine not many 3 year olds can fully participate in the game. There is a rhyming category that is for the older age group. It will be awhile before our daughter can actually play, but for now she does like to play with the cards and game pieces and enjoys matching the upper and lower case letters. Good game for the price.
Rating: 4 / 5
The grandkids enjoy this very educational game. It makes learning fun for them. Trouble is, they keep waking me up to play it with them.
Rating: 4 / 5
My three year old got this game for Christmas and was so excited to have her own learning game that she could play with her brother without him thinking it was babyish. He reads the cards for them, but she can do the activities ON the card (naming the first letter of a word with a picture clue like elephant, naming rhyming words to go with a given word, etc.) The game was enjoyable for both of them and has enough cards that it will be fun for a long time. It was definitely worth the money.
Rating: 4 / 5
I bought this game for my two year old for Christmas. She is learning her letters and this game helps me know which ones she knows and which ones to work on. Her four year old brother can also play this game- at the same time. I just give him different deck of cards. They love to play together or just with mom. Great game and very encouraging to watch them learn.
Rating: 5 / 5