Kids Spelling Game - Games for Spelling Reviews

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About Jaques of London:
In 1795 Thomas Jaques took on his 15-year-old son, John as an apprentice. Together they established ‘Thomas Jaques: Manufacturer of Ivory, Hardwoods, Bone and Tunbridge Ware’ in Hatton Garden. We have remained a family run business ever since, with the same unwavering passion for quality games and toys.

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“Good and interesting way for children to learn in a fun way”

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Carol Ann Beatts

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“Bright colourful and bold. Learning through play. Building confidence and word recognition and vocabulary”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I loved the wrapping. The game is excellent for improving spelling.”

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“Why does the box show capital letters? I already had a spelling game with lower case. I saw this, which I thought was capitals, so bought it to compliment the other, but it isn't capitals at all. What a bizarre decision to show capitals on the box.”

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“Excellent educational toy. Learning through fun. Great for cognitive skills and memory. Highly recommended.”

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Debbie Curtis

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“Great item”

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Clara Maidment

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“Lovely game, good quality and my son (5) is really enjoying playing it. Was a bit disappointed that the word spread did not include every letter of the alphabet. The set does not have every letter so there are certain words you can’t teach the kids to spell as letters are missing. There are multiples of some letters (as expected) but there is no J, Q, V, X, Z. Seems like a very silly oversight not to include a handful of missing letters, even just one of each, as it really restricts the teaching element of this game.”

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