Sound Slam game develops phonological awareness for foundational reading skills
Alphabet Best Magnets aid memory and recall of alphabet sounds and letters
Itty Bitty Ditty Book and Boogie Woogie Woo Book provide interactive nursery rhymes and word play
Carry bags for Sound Slam games offer on-the-go play and reduce mess
Bonus Sound Slam pack for car or friend extends play possibilities
Summarized by Shop
Get reading right! Built around the Science of Reading, this complete set includes games to develop the three things that matter most (sounds, letters, words) before formal reading instruction. All via connection and playfulness of course!
What's Inside?
Sound Slam: Based on the Science of Reading research, this family card game develop
Contents
Sound Slam game, 56 alphabet magnets, 2 carry bags, Itty Bitty Ditty Book, Boogie Woogie Woo Book
Material
Cardboard, fabric, plastic
Recommended Age
12 months or older
Language
English
Developmental Features
Cognitive development, hand-eye coordination, language development, sensory exploration
Summarized by Shop
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Fantastic *****
I ordered ‘the lot’ - All materials are high quality and arrived sooner than I expected. I absolutely love the thought gone into the magnets. And the cards - What a fantastic resource. One deck of cards allows multiple games to be played as well as instructions on different versions of the same sound slam game. A huge hit both at home and at work. I work in intervention and already 2 families have said they’ll purchase the game for home practice.
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Bianca · August 26, 2026
Light-hearted family fun. I have a 8 and 3 yr old amd can play varying games with the two. It's also a great game for those older siblings to feel helpful with teaching younger ones, mind you all the children are oblivious to the fact it's all about learning, they just see it as fun!
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Kelly · August 12, 2026
Great Quality and so much fun! My 2YO adores both books and they are fun to read. She is also playing independently with the magnets and our freezer, exploring the letters and sounds. We have played the card game with some adult help and she is almost getting it - i know it will be lots of fun for years to come!
