The highly effective card game that helps kids master phonics and improves reading – it’s so fun that children won't even know they're learning!Finally, a way to make phonics fun! Mrs Wordsmith Phonics Blah Blah Blah Card Game is a hilariously fun card game, perfect for kids who are just starting to learn to read. Master decoding words using phonics with these three decks of increasing difficulty. Race to get rid of your cards by matching sounds and letters, and play wild cards to trip up your opponents!
The bestselling and highly effective phonics game is so fun that children won’t even know they’re learning!
Three decks featuring over 200 cards, covering 40 sound-letter correspondences. Easy to play with two players or more!Developed with teachers and phonics experts, and aligned to Common Core standards.Tested with teachers and kids to make sure they love it.
"This game is a fantastically fun way for young people (and their parents) to develop and practice their phonic knowledge. It covers all the essential phonic content from Reception to Year 1. The inclusion of audio tracks is an incredible resource to help ensure correct pronunciation of the sounds learned."
Emma Madden – Head teacher, Fox Primary School, UK
With a team of award-winning artists and writers, Mrs Wordsmith creates books, games, worksheets, and apps to improve the reading and writing of kids aged 4–11, and to make word learning fun!
Previously produced as
Blah Blah Blah Phonics Card Game by Mrs Wordsmith in 2019.
Mrs Wordsmith is a team of award-winning artists, game designers, writers, data scientists, teachers, and researchers.
It was founded in 2015 by Sofia Fenichell, a mother and writer. Schools weren’t keeping pace with entertainment and technology, and she was determined that language would not be left in the dust. Mrs Wordsmith uses scientific research and proven teaching methodology, alongside Hollywood-quality animation and state-of-the-art game design, to create books, games, worksheets, and apps to improve the reading and writing outcomes of kids aged 4–11, and to make word learning hilariously fun.
