Vintage Board Games: University Games Super Why ABC Letter Preschool Game

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Product Details

Product Dimensions: 10.5 x 2.8 x 15.8 inches ; 1 pounds
Shipping Weight: 1.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
ASIN: B001SOZDFO
Item model number: 1331
Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 8 years
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: 2,885 in Toys ; Games (See Top 100 in Toys ; Games)

Price : $11.99
You Save : $8.00 (40%)

Product Description

From the Manufacturer
Bob Moog and Cris Lehman founded University Games in 1985. The company has added many divisions and broadened our scope a lot since then, but the University Games' products remain true to the standards set more than 24 years ago. Our games are easy to learn. Start playing in five minutes. Our games keep all players involved, even when it's not their turn. Our games are different every time you play. Our games combine luck and skill, so every player has a chance to win. Our games make learning fun. Creative gameplay and quality components are our standard, but that's not all we offer. From prestigious educational licenses like Brain Quest and Eric Carle to exciting entertainment licenses with Big Brain Academy Nintendo Software, LEGO construction toys, the Worst-Case Scenario book series and Anti-Monopoly, we've got original ways to have fun. So spend time with us and you can have a great time with the family, get to know the neighbors or even learn how to read. Players take on the powers of the Super WHY. team in this new game based on key reading skills such as alphabet recognition, rhyming, spelling and basic reading. The winner is the first to join each of the four characters and reach finish. TV show nominated for an Emmy in 2008 3 Rated Preschool Program for children 3 -5.
Calling all super readers!

Product Features

Players take on the Powers Of The Super Why
Based on key reading skills such as alphabet recognition, rhyming, spelling and basic reading
The winner is the first to join each of the four characters and reach finish
TV Show nominated for an Emmy in 2008
3 Rated preschool program for children 3 -5

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Customer Reviews

My 30mth old loves this game. A little long to play at his age, but it is designed for a little older age range. The four decks of cards are designed to increase literacy skills. If you draw an Alpha Pig card, you match the lower case letter on the card to the upper case letter on the board, Princess Presto cards you find the letter that the picture starts with. The last two sets of cards are a bit further along in development then he is(game is for 3+ by design), but that only means the game has room to grow with him. Wonder Red cards you need to rhyme with the words on the card, and Super Why cards, you replace the silly word with what makes sense. My husband and I assist him a lot if he lands on the last two set of cards. My son does not seem to mind and I love how educational and fun this game is. I love the great way to reinforce learned skills and introduce new ones. The best is he does not mind to wait his turn. This game not only would benefit the preschool crowd, but even K-1 remediation skills for those with delays or lack of prior exposure. I am buying a copy for my classroom for the literacy center.

My kid, at 30 months old, can watch the Super Why TV show -- and be thoroughly entertained -- he even appears to be understanding a great deal of what is going on, and sometimes supplies the correct answers at the appropriate times during the show. But in the format of a board game, he can maybe answer the questions of one or two of the characters. Obviously this is because the game is dependent on correct answers to progress, unlike the show.
Anyway... it looks like it is going to be a great first board game for my son a year from now -- I'd just also like to drop the warning (like another reviewer) that the target audience for the game might be a little older than what's on the show.