Features:

  • The brand of the product is Foamies
  • It is a high quality product
  • Sight Words - Level 1 - 36 Playing Cards - 6.5 in x 9 in
  • Ideal for Teaching
  • For ages 5-9
  • Set includes 36 playing cards, 264 playing chips, caller's mat and cards and a sturdy storage box
Fun & Educational

Received this Bingo Sight words game today. I purchased level 1 & placed another order for level 2 because I’m pleased with this item. I homeschool my 4 children ages 13,10, 9 & 7 and I wanted something educational that we can all play and learn together. I know my 2 oldest know these words already but for my other 2 youngest this can be learning words better. I told them that if they learn we will play together as a family and we will all put in 1 cent for each game and the winner wins the money. Yup a whole 6 cents🤣🤣🤣. It’s just for fun. I love the whole package look, everything was complete & nothing was missing at all. I didn’t like that the cards were not laminated but that’s okay, I can do that myself with my machine. I still gave it 5 stars just because my kids are all so excited to play with it and have fun and learn. Couldn’t ask for more. ***up date*** 4/12 Finally got to play it with my kids and they were so happy and excited to play. It was about 9:30 pm and we play around 6 rounds and they didn’t want to stop. Happy momma great game. 🥰

Good Quality and Great Learning Game for 4 and up

I use this with my 4 - 5 year old preK class. I haven't punched out the red dots because we use small colorful math cubes instead. This game comes with a words poster, which is great because I just hung it up next to our sight words. We've turned this Bingo game into several other games too. I thought it was just a little bit advanced for some 4 year olds, but after playing variations of this game about 3 times a week for about 3 weeks, all of my students are able to read or at least sound out every word with confidence.

These Bingo games are great!!!

These bingo games are fantastic! Also purchased the alphabet bingo and math bingo. The kids are learning while having fun. On a few occasions, we used chocolate chips as "markers" and ate them at the end of a few rounds. I made this into a TRAVEL GAME for a long car trip recently. First I copied the call sheet on a couple of pages and then reduced them so they fit onto one page. One sheet was used for cutting out the "call" pieces out (which I put into a small zip lock bag). The other call sheet was left intact. That call sheet and the bingo cards each went into their own zip lock bag. The kids sat their bingo cards( which were inside the zip lock bags) on their white boards for a flat surface (you could use a book or whatever is handy). They used dry erase markers to mark the squares (rather than chips that would fall off) and I did the same with the "call sheet". We just wiped the markings off the zip lock bag when done. (you could also laminate the pages) Worked great!! I also brought a few little wrapped prizes, which was a nice surprise for the winner!

educational yet fun

I wasn't expecting much when I bought this game for my 4.5 yo but after playing with it several times, I'm happy that it was fun for us and I can see that she's picking up words at the same time. It's always a plus when they get to learn while playing! I'm planning to buy the 2nd series when she finished learning these.

So much fun. We got this for are boys and they ...

Awsome game. So much fun. We got this for are boys and they love it. We play it on family game night, makes learning fun. The only thing I would suggest is getting plastic bingo chips, these are cardboard. Also laminate the sight word calling cards, so they last longer.

Great concept that kids love!

My son has no interest in learning his letters or anything really but he LOVES playing sight word bingo. GREAT idea! Love the entire concept. Comes with a large paper that has all the words and you lay the word you have called out down on the mat so the kids can see the words that have been called out already. Highly recommend.

Great way to reinforce sight words in a fun way

I've bought two already. One for my daughter's 4th birthday and one as a gift for a 4 year old. My daughter has the alphabet one and she loves playing and being the "caller." Since it's just usually she and I or maybe daddy playing too, we play two or more boards a piece. It's a good way for her to practice paying attention and it gives her more opportunities to win. There's multiple ways to play for the level of your child. She doesn't play Sight Words with as much enthusiasm because she doesn't know enough words to read them herself. Again, she's a young 4. But, I always buy things in advance to give her a taste of what she'll be learning once she starts learning a new skill. For that reason, I highly recommend Sight Words and the Alphabet game, if you feel your child is ready.

Cute set, very helpful to get my son engaged in learning these.

Purchased this for my 5 year old who will be entering kindergarten in Fall 2017. Figured it couldn't hurt. He likes to play! I can't see any other way of working with him on these that would be fun and not make him dig his heels in so I'm glad it went over well. We let my son call out the cards... he holds them up and says the word if he knows it- if he doesn't, we tell him. Then we all check our cards for the word- including him. Sometimes I take it a step further and have him write the word on a dry erase board that lights up (another Christmas toy). He LOVES doing it and I figure that it's good for him to practice writing the words too. There's SO MANY bingo cards and chips... this set would definitely work for teachers. It's way more than a parent is likely to need.

Fun and educational.

What parent doesn't want their child to have fun while learning? It is like they aren't even learning!! My son really enjoys this game. We have two different sets and each one has been very helpful for him during his school year. He went from a '2' on his report card for high frequency words to a '4' (the highest mark) in one quarter and stayed at a 4 from there on out. I think this was a huge help to him with the fact that he actually had fun doing it. Poor kids, they are in school six hours a day in K now and then have to come home and do homework so it was refreshing having something he liked to do to help him learn rather than a constant battle and fight to do it. I highly recommend this product.

Love this!!!!

My 4 year old daughter and 5 year old nephew love this! They learned how to read all these words in under a week. They begged to get level 2 bingo after. Level 2 was a bit more challenging but they were up for the challenge. I give them a dot that says 10 cents on it for every word they get right. Since there are so many words the change adds up quick for them and they make about 2 or 3 bucks each per game. This has highly improved their reading ability. If only there was a level 3!!!

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