Hasbro GamingScrabble Junior Board Game | 2-4 Players | Family Educational Word Games for Kids | Back to School Gifts for Classroom | Ages 5+

My niece was having some problem understanding some of the school material in class. Her teacher suggested to help, we sit and play board games with her. This was the first one bought and her favorite. She loves it and plays with her friends now as well. She improved so much in school. Like intellectually just rose like a phoenix. I’m not saying this board game did that, but it sure was a seed planted. It’s a great tool for children and fun for them as well. I would suggest we all start back playing these games. I didn’t realize how valuable these were to my growing up until I started to play them again. affordable

It's a great easy board game that is fun for kids. I got it when my daughter was 5 and learning her words. She's not old enough to build her own words yet so it was nice to have the easy version available that teaches the basic of the game and we can flip over to the harder version as she ages. Great value for your money since it can be used with kids of varying age and reading level!

If you looking for game to help your child with build words and vocabulary skills,attention and patience, this game is very good and children like to play it.

The Hasbro Gaming Scrabble Junior is a great way to introduce kids to word games while keeping it fun and engaging. With two levels of play, younger kids can match letters while older kids can form their own words, making it perfect for different skill levels. It's a fantastic educational game that helps build spelling and vocabulary skills. A great family game night pick and a perfect gift for classrooms or back-to-school! 🔤🎲📚✨

I bought this for my 8 year old, she is a bit advanced but, this was a little too easy. I would recommend this for ages 6 and under. Otherwise, it is cute. It also has two sides, one with guidance of spelling and one without. As a homeschool mom (who taught school for twelve years), I could see this being fun in a K-1 classroom.

This is an ideal family game if you want something that grows with your child. It’s not only fun but also secretly educational. Perfect for preschoolers starting to explore words and early readers building confidence.The first board might be too simple for kids closer to 7–8 years old, but that’s where the second side comes in.Letter tiles are a bit small—supervision is good for younger children to avoid losing pieces.

Great for game night. Fun with helping my daughter with her spelling.

And excellent format for introducing young learners to this wonderful word game and building literacy and reading skills