Reading and Spelling phonics games

With five, fun, fast-paced phonics card games in every pack, play Got it educational games to improve reading and spelling.

What is Got it learning ?

Got it phonics games are the ideal phonics resource for school. Every game is quick to learn and exciting to play. Each game can be played with 2-4 players and takes 5 – 10 minutes. Perfect to use with small groups or one to one, both at school and home. Move up the sets, mastering the reading and spelling of high frequency words. Use our handy reading and spelling assessment sheets which are found on the menu, to identify the best starting set.

Designed by an experienced specialist teacher
In line with the National Curriculum
Covers phases 2-5 of Letters and Sounds
Multi-sensory and dyslexia friendly
Teaches simple word endings
Includes picture prompt cards

Included in each pack

Improve Reading and Spelling

In line with the National Curriculum and containing useful high frequency words, Got it games is a systematic synthetic phonics reading and spelling resource. It has graded stages to reinforce and consolidate knowledge. Use the assessment sheet to find the correct starting point. Adult support will ensure successful learning in a fun environment. Build up confidence with the reading version, before introducing the spelling. Children will need to retain words to give them the best chance of winning. The special Got it! cards keep all players engaged right to the end of game.

Dyslexia Friendly and
Multi-Sensory

These reading games for children have target sounds in blue to help break down the fine sounds within words, to support reading and spelling. Whilst playing the five games, children are encouraged to read all words out loud and write all spellings, reinforcing phonic patterns. Picture prompt cards for all sounds help children to independently read the words and link the sound to the picture. These dyslexic learning games have specific font which is simple, clear and dyslexia friendly. The games are designed to help engage children, support concentration and boost confidence.

Question and Answers

Are the words in the games high-frequency words?

Yes, when choosing the words in our games, we used as many high-frequency decodable words as possible. The majority of the words in the games are high-frequency words.

What letters and sounds phases do the games cover?

Set 1 to 10 will cover letters and sounds phases 2 to 5. To get specific information about which phase each set covers, please visit the shop page.

Why are the games dyslexia-friendly?

The games are multi-sensory, which is a more affective way for dyslexic students to learn. The font that we chose is dyslexia-friendly, which makes it easier to read.

Can the games be used without adult supervision?

We recommend that an adult is present at the start to ensure the games are played correctly. Once the players become familiar with the games, adult supervision is not required. In each pack, there are picture promote cards to help support independent learning.

Are Got It Games worth buying?

Yes, there is a lot of value in each pack of cards. Each pack of cards includes five reading and spelling games, which are Word Match, Word Switch, Word Sets, Word Race, and Word Pairs. Customers often comment about how many hours of fun there is in each pack of cards.

Are the games also good for non-dyslexics?

Yes, dyslexic pupils prefer learning that is a more interactive approach. This approach is also great with non-dyslexic learners.

What are the best phonics games for 5-year-olds?

The games are the best phonic games for 5-year-olds. Set 1 and 2 are great starting blocks for 5-year-olds, with set 1 starting with CVC words. The games are simple enough for a 5-year-old to understand but not so simple that they will get bored.