Wordsearch Junior brings Drumond Park’s much loved Wordsearch game to a new generation of children. The game is great for encouraging children to use their language, recognition and pattern skills. Children of all ages will enjoy putting their skills to the test. You can find out our thoughts by reading our Wordsearch Junior Review.
The game consists of nine double sided puzzle disks. There are three different levels covering a large range of topics. The starter level (the blue disks) show picture pattern cards. The starter level is designed to help develop early recognition and reasoning skills such as sequencing and spatial awareness.
The next level (the red level) takes players through the picture hint cards getting them to find words with picture clues. This level helps children on their way to the green word only cards where they will be looking for consonant clusters and vowel combinations, this will help increase their reading skills whilst they have fun.
Wordsearch Junior helps motivate children to build on their embryonic language, recognition, pattern and reasoning skills while enriching their vocabulary through exposure to images, letters and words. If you are looking for a game for your little ones to play which is fun and educational Wordsearch Junior is perfect, it is suitable for children aged 4+ and for 1-4 players.
If you would like more information about Wordsearch Junior or other games available from Drumond Park head over to www.drumondpark.com or follow on Facebook and Twitter.
We have very kindly been given a copy of Wordsearch Junior to give away to one lucky reader. For your chance to win a copy of Wordsearch Junior enter the giveaway using the rafflecopter form below.
We have very kindly been given a copy of Wordsearch Junior to give away to one lucky reader. For your chance to win a copy of Wordsearch Junior enter the giveaway using the rafflecopter form below.
2 Comments
kasza
August 11, 2013 at 10:51 amHi and thanks for the giveaway
Laura CYMFT
August 27, 2013 at 7:51 pmZ would love this. He loves word games!