Sight Word Bingo

I homeschool and I bought this game to help learn sight words. They absolutely love playing this game, it isn't a boring learning game. They have learned so much already! The cards have a variety of different words and sides to help with two different levels. The cards are durable and amazing quality!

Very neat game for children learning sight words! It has two sides of each card, blue being easier words and the red side being next level up words so children can learn to master both. My daughter isn’t always so excited to learn but ALWAYS asks if we can play this and is very engaged with it- definitely recommend!

WE had a blast playing this. Cards are big and the letters are big enough to see. Easy to play. Definitely worth buying for my child learning to read.

We bought this as a gift for a 4 yo boy. It turned out to be a great hit and his favorite gift. Unlike old-fashioned Bingo, these are short words as opposed to a single letter. It is great for kids that are learning to read. He was so happy to play this game with all of us involved. His mom prompted him to read the word, he asked who had the word, and the rest of the game was the same until somebody hollered "bingo". I have heard that he's played it with his grandparents and his parent's friends. There are two sides to the cards. One side has simpler words than the other, so it's a game that will grow as the child builds his vocabulary. Great education game.

I play this with my grandson every time he’s here, which is frequently. He’s not up to par on his reading yet. After a couple of weeks, he’s sounding words out and is getting better at reading. I highly recommend.

I’m using this to teach humanitarian refugee children from Afghanistan, ages 5-10. Although their spoken English is growing by leaps and bounds, they are woefully behind their American classmates in word recognition and reading. Kids love games and they are no exception. We could take as much time as we wanted; practicing spelling and pronunciation and using the word in a sentence. My only criticism, and we’ve only used Level 1- there weren’t enough cards to match the words on the word boards. That being said, the bingo cards can still be used to teach different sight words.

These were perfect for my 6 year old to learn sight words.

Wonderful game for practicing sight words. Gave to our 5 year old in his Easter basket and he truly enjoyed playing. There are enough boards for a classroom full of kids or a social gathering of children. My only complaint would be that you need more emoji icons to mark the boards. Each sheet has 9 words, the sheets are durable, the word use goes right along with the sight words learned in kindergarten and the difficulty was perfect. Especially since there are two sides to each board, level one is blue, level two is red. Highly recommend.

Used for Home Education as a literacy activity for a dyslexic 9 year old. Gets him to engage well and the challenges get his mind working more to put the letters in order. Highly reccomend for an educational game for kids.