Boggle Jr. Letters Game

Pros: educational, fun
Cons: none

Boggle Jr. is a game that will grow with your child. It starts as a matching game and grows into a spelling game.

The object of the game is to match the letters on the cards to the letters on your blocks. For each completed match you...

Pros: Sturdy, not too many pieces, educational
Cons: None for me, but you need to buy it for the right level child

As a teacher I am constantly searching for inexpensive games for my my children with special needs that I teach. Wanting them to have fun, while still learning something, I still have to be selective about what toys I bring into the room. While...

Pros: A great learning game for your children.
Cons: I am always searching for the cubes. Board is kind of weak.

Boggle Jr. is a great little game that will help your children learn to read and spell. It is intended for children three to six years of age and can be found in the preschooler's game section at any department store.

A great feature...

Pros: builds concentration
Cons: can be frustrating for younger children

Boggle Jr Letters was under the Christmas tree last year for my daughter. She has played with this game since! It is one of the best games she has ever got. She likes to try to remember the words with out looking, and does quite a good job at...

Pros: A whole bunch of stuff!
Cons: None

When I bought this game for my six year old for his birthday earlier this month, I thought that it would be a good game to help my little one learn how to read. I was NOT disappointed!

Boggle Jr. is basically a matching game kind of like...

Pros: Educational and fun
Cons: None so far

While desperately searching for an educational game for my nephews 5th birthday I came across Boggle Jr. After reading the package I decided this would be the perfect gift for him. Why? Read on..

Boggle Jr helps preschool age children learn...

Pros: Easy to play, instant gratification for young learners
Cons: Why are the letters Q, V, and X missing?

Boggle Jr. is not your typical children's game. It is not inherently competitive, and it can be played by just a single child. Although there are "right" and "wrong" answers, all the answers are self-correcting, so even young children can play without...

Pros: Educational and fun
Cons: None

I bought this game for my preschool age son when he started a real interest in reading and writing. I was looking for something fun that would also give him some entertaining letter recognition practice. Well Boggle Junior was the perfect game.
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Pros: Wonderful Teaching Tool
Cons: none

The Parker Brothers Company has done it again. They have taken the basic concept of their “grown-up” version of Boggle and turned it into a fun, educational game for children. The children’s version is aptly named Boggle Jr. Letters. This game has...

Pros: Teaches letter recognition
Cons: None that I can tell

Ok, when I say reading, I mean he looks at the picture on the card and tells me what it is. Then after finding the matching letters on the cubes, he can "read" what it says.

Santa brought this game for my almost 3 y/o son. I was not...

Pros: Teaches spelling, sharing, not expensive, large pieces for little hands, great Family Night game
Cons: Kids can get frustrated if the "cubes don't turn right" in their hands

We received Boggle Jr as a gift for my son on his 5th birthday, and I thought it was too old for him. For once I was wrong!

He was anxious to get it out and learn how to play. The games consists of game cards with three- or four-letter words...

Pros: Fun with spelling
Cons: Annoying Timer

The timer in this game stressed my daughter out! She may be high-strung or a perfectionist, but all she could think about was the ticking of the seconds as they passed. The challenge of this game is to see how many words you can get before your time is...

Pros: Kids can copy words
Cons: Not even a game

My 5 year old received this game last Christmas. When we finally got it out to play, I spent about 15 minutes trying to figure out the point of the game. It is not even a game! All the kids do is put dice with letters in front of letters and...