Orchard Toys Match and Spell Game for Sight Words, Reading & Literacy Skills, Educational Board Games for Kids, Spelling Word Games with Flash Cards, Phonics, Alphabet & Learning Toys for Ages 4+

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We are proud of our British roots, and we still design all our products at our head office in Norfolk. Players can choose whether to solve easier or more challenging sums, which encourages progressive learning and allows players of different ages and abilities can play together.

If you do not wish for us to include a message on the tag please type BLANK in the Gift Message box. A great way to extend learning is to ask children to recognise the different grocery items from their list and read them aloud, both while playing the game and on a trip to the supermarket!Once children become more confident, they can turn over the boards to use the blank side for a more challenging game. It’s simple, yet extremely effective design is likely to build a child’s confidence quickly and encourage them to try sounding out and spelling words they see in their reading books. Turn over the leaves to reveal the creepy crawly bugs hiding underneath, count them up and the player with the most bugs wins the round and begins to build their bug!

There's no hanging about in this fast paced game, as players battle to collect and count the most bananas – but watch out for other players trying to steal them! Encourages letter recognition, phonetic word building and matching pictures and words in a really fun way! Children learn from an early age that letter shapes represent meaning and this is a key skill for children to learn when developing literacy. Contents:1 jigged game board30 stone ring cards1 bone number line4 cave-person playing pieces4 character stands4 two-piece mammoths1 dice1 feather card1 magic torch viewer1 instruction leafletNot suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts.Match and Spell encourages letter recognition, teaches phonetic word building and promotes matching of pictures and words, from simple words like ‘cat’ to more complex four letter words.