Quiddler Junior — For the FUN of Words! — Family Fun Word Game — For Ages 6+ — 2-6 Players

We love the adult version and this is perfect to play with our 13, 14, and special needs 11 year old. Not boring for adults. Super engaging and fun for everyone!!! And just the right length and amount of action for five people.

Quiddler Junior is a fun game for kids! I bought this for as a fun game for homeschool. It builds spelling, reading, and challenges them to create words. There are cute images on each card with names under them which can help them hints on words they could create. This game is great because you can make it easy for beginners or harder for advanced players by how may cards you need to use to make a word.Included in this box is instructions on how to play, cards, and point tokens.

Given as a gift to a child, helped him learn words and make connections with letters.

Great games for kids learning to spell! It is really nice that it comes with the instructions to play it alone. Makes practicing spelling words fun and less of a drudgery. You can also change the instructions to accommodate children that are still learning their letters. Lots of fun ways to play and not a terribly annoying game to play with your kid or kids. Not gimicky or confusing. Would recommend to my friends.

I purchased this junior version to use as a fun learning tool while homeschooling kindergarten. It is terrific! We play almost every day, often at my son's request. I do help him a lot but the more we play, the more words he is able to construct on his own. The cards are colorful and bright, and they have pictures and word suggestions that we have found to be very helpful. I highly recommend it.

Very good edition for children of the original game for adults. To earn coins was so much more fun to count up at the end instead of keeping an actual score. (Math!) Use of any kind of word or name is also helpful for younger players as they still have to know how to spell it to use it. It was very well received by the grandchildren.....one in second grade.

My 8 year old daughter and I and all her friends love playing this game! Really even my 12 year old loves play this game! Highly recommend for some learning fun!

Like the game but might as well just purchase the regular version (which we enjoy). The only difference I see is that the cards have pictures that are supposed to help children think of possible words. The right cards still have to be found which is tricky. My experience trying this with fifth grade students is that they really have no clue. I’m sure it depends on the children but will not work for me.