Pitch Your Letters - & Learn to Spell (ages 5+)

Get ready for a linguistic adventure with Skillmatics' Pitch Your Letters – a game that transforms spelling into a thrilling competition. This fast-paced game is designed to enhance language skills while ensuring an exciting and entertaining playtime. A fun-filled activity that encourages healthy competition, learning and the development of spellings and vocabulary skills in a dynamic and engaging way. 

This exciting letter-learning board game is perfect for kids and families. With fast-paced rounds, it’s not just a game – it’s a fun way to learn and grow. Whether you're playing with friends or family, this game guarantees endless laughter and learning! 

What’s Inside? 
● 1 Game Board 
● 50 Blue Letter Cards 
● 50 Red Letter Cards 
● 20 Penalty Cards 

Benefits of the Letter Spelling Game 
Here are some benefits of playing with the spelling game for kids: 
● Boosts Language Skills: 
Playing the spelling game builds spelling and vocabulary, while ensuring kids have fun. Your little one’s can learn new words which improves their communication skills too. 
● Encourages Healthy Competition: 
Kids can learn teamwork and healthy competition in a fun and lively way. 
● Fun & Engaging: 
The phonics game for kids keeps everyone on their toes with its fast-paced gameplay. 
● Skill Development: 
Enhances quick thinking, focus, and creativity. 

How to use the Phonics Game for Kids 
Here’s how you play the letter recognition spelling game: 
● Separate the blue deck and red deck. Give one deck to the first player, and the other deck to the second player. 
● Both the players will keep their decks facing down on the board. Keep the penalty cards at the center of the board. 
● Each player can have only 5 cards open at a time. 
● On their turns, players can play up to 3 cards on the board to make a word. Ensure that a correct word is formed with every card you use. 
● After forming a word, the player has to read it out loud. If they forget or cannot read the word, they have to pick a penalty card. 
● The game continues until one of the players is all out of cards. The player who finishes all their cards first is the winner.