Think Fun Zingo! Sight Words,

This is exactly the type of game we needed! My son is in kindergarten and is just starting to get the hang of reading sight words. This will help SO MUCH. It’s perfectly repetitive and even has some visual cues sometimes (the numbers, for example). He’s doing a great job!He’s autistic, so this also helps us with learning to follow directions and take turns. It’s so fun…. Def getting some booster packs!The only issue we have is the tiles getting stuck or coming out in multiples (sometimes). That’s when we use it on carpeting; if we do it on a hard surface, it’s fine!Highly recommend this for ages 4+!

My kids love this game. It has helped with the learning of the ole sight words!

My kids loved this game, great buy!

Bought this game once for my own children as they entered Kindergarten & it made learning sight words fun (even for my preschooler!) Ordering it again for my 1st grade nephew. Sturdy game pieces. Perfect size. Super easy to play.

I got this for my daughter, who is in kindergarten, who is really struggling with learning her sight words and does not enjoy flash cards. We are not to the point to play the game as instructed, instead we are just popping the plastic chips out of the word dispenser and reading them together and then trying to find the match on our cards. My 4 year old is also joining in, once again more as a matching game as she can't read these words yet either. They like sliding the word dispenser and popping the plastic chips back in if there's no match. There are six cards and all are printed front and back for the choice of twelve cards (the game says the green side is less competitive and the red side is more competitive), and there are nine words on each card. Here are my reasons for 4 stars: The sight words that are reviewed are as follows: and, are, come, for, have, here, in, me, my, now, our, said, she, the, there, they, three, two, want, we, went, what, where, who. Being there are only 24 words, and in kindergarten (at least at my daughter's school) she is learning 50, so I wish there were more words to learn in the game (like the word "she" is played but not the word "he") Also the word "she" is only on one out of the twelve cards; it seems that some words are focused on more than others. So while I still find this game is helpful, the girls find it fun, and it was very easy to set-up and learn, I do wish it was more in-depth.

Perfect game for beginning readers. Helps children to recognize and recall words in a fun way! The children don't even realize that they are "working" to learn. Take the time to play with 3-5 year old children and watch how fast they learn and then recognize words all to recall / read the same words in other books. So rewarding for the child and the person who took the time to play with the child and realize the child's success. Figuratively, love seeing that light bulb turn on!!! Pair with word or number bingo and Skillmatic games for a diverse and re-enforcing educational experience. It really works. My grandchildren learned to read books at 3 years old using these methods / games.

My grandson loves this game and will play with us for hours and it is teaching him objects.

I used this in tutoring in small groups and the kids love it! It takes the press off and really let's them show what they know.