Studying Sources Snap It Up! Phonics & Studying Card Recreation, Homeschool,Studying Recreation, 90 Playing cards Included, Ages 6+

Fun and effective learning
This card game is an absolute hit with my 6 year old daughter. It’s an incredible way to make learning phonics and reading enjoyable. The game is incredibly easy to pick up, even for adults. We made it harder for my husband and I to make it a little fair. The instructions are clear and simple, making it perfect for family game night.What I love most is how engaging and educational this game is. My daughter is constantly eager to play, and I can see her reading skills improving with each game. The fast-paced nature of the game keeps them on their toes and excited to learn new words and try to beat you.Beyond the educational value, it’s simply fun! The competitive element adds an extra layer of excitement, and we often find ourselves laughing. It’s a great way to spend quality time together while boosting my daughters literacy skills.I also appreciate the versatility of the game. It can be adapted to different skill levels, making it suitable for a wide range of ages. Whether you’re a parent looking for a fun learning tool or a teacher searching for engaging classroom activities, this card game is a fantastic choice!Overall, I highly recommend the game. It’s a fantastic investment in your child’s education and a game that the whole family can enjoy!

Versatile and easy to adapt: good for kids and elderly
As an experienced babysitter, nanny, tutor, substitute teacher and aunt, I am always looking for fun games and activities to sharpen mental skills. I have been using this game with an elderly person with dementia, and it has helped him focus, exercised his language muscles (including spelling as well as word recognition and retrieval abilities), gotten him thinking about options, given him a way to interact with other people, and kept his mind off negative thoughts.The instructions provide a couple of versions for regular competitive play which are fun for kids of similar skill levels, the idea always being to form more words than your opponents do by placing single letter cards in front of word ending cards.It was easy to adapt play for his needs and abilities. Speed, multiple piles to choose from, and simultaneous play of multiple people, while exciting for kids, would be utterly confusing for him, but these simpler variations work just fine.For solo play he has one draw pile and keeps up to 3 cards in his hand. If he has to discard, I just tuck the discards into the bottom of the draw pile to avoid confusion. I collect the words he forms and set them aside and then turn over a new word ending card for him while he draws a replacement card for his hand. When he sees the words spread out on the table, he feels good about how well he’s doing. I just sort the used cards periodically and shuffle them, adding them to the draw piles if I want to extend the playing time.In order for him to play with the grandchildren, we just have one ending card in middle of play area, one draw pile and one discard pile, and they take turns. If someone can make a word, they collect the word and turn over a new word ending card and play passes to next player. If they can’t make a word, they discard and draw a new card and their turn is over.I think these adaptations would work well with special needs students, too, and I think it would be easy for other people to come up with their own variations.In all versions, you have to decide whether any of the letters you have can spell a legitimate word with the available ending card (or cards), and if you have several possibilities, you get to practice choosing among options. Reinforces phonics, reading and spelling skills.

Great reading game!
This is one of my all time favorite games to play with my students. I’ve bought several sets. They beg to play it.

i play this with my class all the time, every elementary teacher needs!!!

フォニックスを楽しく学べるカードだと思います。初心者には読み方を、上級者には単語を作るというレッスンで、自然とフォニックスが身につきそうです！ゲーム感覚が良いです！

このゲームは、オレンジ色の子音のカードと、紫色のその後につくカードを組み合わせて、単語を作るゲームです。例えば、hと書いてあるいうオレンジ色のカードがあれば、it と書いてある紫色のカードと合わせて、hit という単語が作れます。英語のフォニックスを習い始めた5歳の子と遊びました。元々のルールは、速さを競うのですが、ゆっくり、楽しみながらやることもできます。子供ながらに、こんな言葉はあるのかな、と適当に作った言葉が実際に存在するのを知って、喜んでいます。レビューアーの一人が書いている方法は、まさに日本人初心者向けなので、ここに紹介します。オレンジ色のカード(子音) を7枚ずつプレーヤーに配る。紫色のカード(it, ill などの子音の後につく文字) をデッキとして、中央に置く。プレーヤーは、デッキの紫カードを一枚めくり、自分のカードのどれかと合わせて、単語を作る。出来れば、オレンジのカードを捨てる。できなければ、次の人のターン。紫のカードは、デッキの一番下に。一番最初にオレンジの持ち札が無くなった人が勝ちです。これなら、ゆっくり考えることができるし、周りの人に、こんな単語はある？と聞くこともできます。辞書を片手にやるのも良いでしょう。二人以上何人でもできます。紫色のカードの数は少ないので、使ったカードは一番下に入れて、何度も使いまわせます。