Academic Insights Sight Phrase Slam – Digital Studying Video games for Youngsters 5+, Sight Phrases Video games for Youngsters, Phrase Video games Classroom Should Haves
$26.95
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Slam your technique to sight phrase success! Two recreation modes assist children ages 5 and up spot, spell, and skim sight phrases as they hearken to the phrase after which slam the lacking letter or matching phrase. This digital studying recreation for teenagers helps enhance early studying, spelling, and visible discrimination. Options 4 LCD home windows, three pressable buttons, and enjoyable sound results. Youngsters can plug of their headphones to the included headphone jack for optionally available quiet play. For 1 participant.
HOW TO PLAY: Take heed to the sight phrase, then slam the reply button! In Letter Slam mode, discover the lacking letter to spell the sight phrase you hear. In Phrase Slam mode, discover the phrase that matches the one you hear
LEARN SIGHT WORDS: Enhance studying fluency and early literacy abilities! Thrilling and immersive gameplay helps children acknowledge, spell, and skim sight phrases to allow them to get a leap begin on early studying
KIDS’ LEARNING GAME FEATURES: Over 185 sight phrases, two recreation modes (Letter Slam and Phrase Slam), 4 LCD home windows, three pressable buttons, audio, and a headphone jack for optionally available quiet play. For 1 participant. Ages 5+
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Clients say
Clients discover the product enjoyable for teenagers. They point out it is nice for youthful and novice readers and homeschooling. Nonetheless, some clients have reported that the language problem is difficult to make out what phrases are mentioned.
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Thea M –
Sight word Magic
This is perfect for helping little ones with signs words. It helps make a mundane task fun.
Jo –
Great for younger/novice readers
4 stars because there are only 2 difficulty levels and 2 different games with basic sight words. It wasn’t long before it became too easy for my daughter. This device is great for very beginner or novice readers.
CatPerson –
For a beginning reader
Super fun sight word game. 5 yr old approved
Courtney –
Okay Toy
I bought this for my 4 yr old and he played like twice. The audio is unbelievably low and hard to make out what word is said. I unfortunately returned it.
JC Mommy –
Super fun way to practice sight words
My 1st grader has to practice sight words daily for school but she hates spelling it out for me. I have been looking for a fun way for her to practice her sight words and this portable game is perfect for her! I love that there are two levels and she thinks she is just playing a game but she doesnât realize that she is also learning too! This portable game is great to have kids practice in the car, at home, plane and just on the go. My child loves slamming the buttons and this game made learning sight words so much fun!
Stormy –
Great reading tool
Bought for my 6yr old to practice sight words. Itâs easy and fun for kids to use. Would recommend.
allie rogers –
Great for homeschooling
This game is great for homeschooling and super portable! Love it!
allison –
Hard to understand the voice
The voice is very hard to understand and my kids donât really play it at all
Shopaholic –
Tried this game with my son in Year 1. It was a little too simple for him, but good for practising and a bit of fun. This will be great for my other son when he starts reception though, as it helps you with learning the missing letter or sound the word. Batteries are required but hopefully they won’t get drained too muc with this game.
ozzzquitar –
Es un jueguecito básico con un par de juegos de inglés y varios niveles para ayudar a reforzar vocabulario tÃpico. Podéis observar un poco el funcionamiento en el vÃdeo que adjunto. Destaco las principales caracterÃsticas del producto que considero importantes:- Tiene 2 modos de juego, uno donde pones la letra que falta, y el otro donde pones la palabra que ha dicho. En los dos se practica el listening, ya que la máquina dice la palabra, y eliges entre las tres opciones. Cada juego tiene dos niveles, fácil y avanzado, con bastantes palabras en cada uno.- Va con 3 pilas AAA y tienen pinta de durar bastante, porque las pantallitas monocromáticas no creo que gasten mucha energÃa.- Se entiende bien, buena pronunciación, y el sonido es correcto, teniendo en cuenta el mini-altavoz que tiene. Perfectamente válido para lo que es.A modo resumen, buen regalo interactivo y muy entretenido para los peques, y que les va a ayudar a coger oÃdo mediante un juego, algo que siempre viene bien para reforzar el inglés.
Roberto –
Es un producto para niños entre 3 y 8 años; pero resulta entretenido incluso para adultos. Es obvio que no va dirigido para ese tipo de público, pero reconozco que estuve más de una hora usando las 2 modalidades de uso que presenta: rellenar letras, o palabras completas; cada una de ellas, con otros 2 niveles de dificultad.El audio es bastante decente, y aunque se echa de menos que hubiera más de una voz, evidentemente no es Alexa, o cualquier aplicación a las que estamos acostumbrados.Se lo he regalado a mi sobrino, que tiene 7 años, y le ha gustado bastante. E incluso reconozco que me ha quedado “pena” de no seguir probándolo.Si tuviera que ponerle algún “pero”, éste serÃa que la chica que habla tiene un acento demasiado cerrado, muy británico, pero se entiende a la perfección.También quizás se echa en falta un vocabulario algo más extenso, pero hay que recordar que esto no es para sacarse un nivel C2 de inglés…Tampoco trae pilas; y éstas van en un compartimento que viene atornillado, ideal para el público al que va dirigido.Y como parte positiva: pues todo lo demás; que, para un producto de este tipo, es mucho decir; ya que cada vez quedan menos juegos en el que los niños disfruten aprendiendo.No le pongo un 5 por esos pequeños detalles como la ausencia de poder elejir otra voz, el acento de la única que trae, la ausencia de pilas, y la falta de un mayor vocabulario, lo que puede hacer que se aburran en pocos dÃas.
Chris –
This is a well made and durable electronic spelling game with 2 modes which have 2 levels each. You need to find the missing letter to make the correct word. There’s a clear American voice and easy to read screens showing the words and letters. My 6 year old loves reading and enjoyed it, finding it quite easy. Therefore I would recommend it for primary school age only as it wouldn’t be challenging enough for older kids. So overall a great little gadget to help kids with their spelling in a fun way!
Just My Thoughts –
First impressions of this were good, it came in a colourful branded box that quickly got my 5 year olds attention. Albeit she did get a bit disheartened as it requires 3x AAA batteries which arenât included so had to wait for us to buy some before she could play it.In use sheâs found it fun to play and itâs been great to take on long car journeys to keep her entertained for some of the way. It is very much for educational purposes so she does lose interest after a while but will happily use if for a good 30 mins and is getting better at is so it does seem to be helping with her learning.The only negative for me, other than the batteries not being included, is that thereâs no volume button and I find it really loud. Having a baby in the house whoâs a very light sleeper means she often has to go in another room when she wants to play it as it wakes him up straight away. Would have been nice to have the option to turn it down a bit!Overall though this has been a good way for her to continue her learning over the summer holidays in a fun way so Iâd be happy to recommend it!