Word Pizza: Spelling Games for Ages 4-6 | Classroom Games | 160 Alphabet Toppings and 100 Words | Fun Preschool & Kindergarten Learning Activity | Homeschool Essentials

The media could not be loaded. Bought this as a gift for my 4 yr old niece. Wanted to buy a non-electronic gift to help her learn her spellings and this fits the bill perfectly! The game comes in a unique pizza box shape and has word cards in the shape of Pizza slices along with tokens that look like toppings (mushrooms, pepperoni, corn etc..) The cards are beautifully illustrated and large enough to read.We like to pretend that she’s a chef and she’s cooking up words and got her to start playing the game. The game is simple enough to teach young kids and easy to set up. The game also has small Pizza trophy looking badges that she could earn when she completed 4 slices, acting as positive reinforcement.Makes for a great educational gift for this age group!

Bought this for my 5 yr old nephew who just started learning to spell and he loves playing with it!First off, the word cards are made of good quality card stock and the topping tokens are cute. The illustrations and artwork is child appropriate. As a bonus there are small pizza trophies (badges) that he can get when he completes 4 words and makes a pizza… kinda gives him a goal to work towards when playing.His parents are working through the 3 letter side now which is comfortable for learning and then move on to the 4 letter side. The cute pizza box also made it more giftable !

I can't get my kiddos to play this game as per the rules. They just throw the letters all over the floor and play with them. It's ok - they enjoy it for a little while, and letter practice is always good. I wish it held their attention a little longer, but nothing does. I recommend this for letter recognition practice for sure. The letter pieces are on the smaller side, though. I'll probably be finding them all over the house til my kids are grown. :)

My order was exactly what I expected. Reasonable price and great quality.

This is a great gift for kids! The children were engaged in the game and had loads of fun while also learning how to spell. Starting with the 3 letter words side of pizza cards and then moving up to 4 seems like a great idea! Worked well as a single player game too.

This word pizza game is so delightful and a terrific way to introduce young learners to vocabulary and spelling. I love the colorful meat and veggie toppings that represent letters which are used by the kids to assemble words on the pizza. The pieces come in a convenient box that stores easily and the pieces are sturdy enough for continuous use. It's engaging, fostering both literacy skills and creativity. This game is affordable, perfect for vacations, family nights, or any other setting with busy kids looking for something fun to do.

I got this pizza letter set for my kindergartener. She's mastered a lot of her sight words, so I thought this would be a fun challenge for her to learn how to read and spell new short words. The kit comes with lots of cardboard pizza slices and lots of letter toppings. I feel like there are way too many letters that it's overwhelming, so we just put out a few handfuls at a time. Otherwise it's too hard for her or myself to find them quickly. The object of the game is to build your pizza by spelling the words with the letter toppings. The other nice thing about this game is that she can sound out the words and practice reading skills.The pieces are very well made and good thickness so they shouldn't bend. I'm not a fan of the inside of the box because the pieces to separate it are flimsy. It looks like a real pizza box. Overall, this is a great set for at home practice or for classrooms.

This game is so cute and perfect for beginning learners! The three letter side is great for my four year old daughter who is just starting to learn how to blend the sounds together to make words. There are so many words to spell, it never gets old! The little badges make this into a fun game, which my four year old loves and doesn't even realize she's learning while having fun!