Trend Enterprises: Rhyming Bingo Game, Exciting Way for Everyone to Learn, Play 6 Different Ways, Perfect for Classrooms and at Home, 2 to 36 Players, for Ages 4 and Up

I bought these for an after school program. The kids LOVE playing Bingo. The best part is all different ages of kids can play together- from kindergarten to 7th grade. The older kids help the younger kids so it’s fun for everyone. Plus, we play for Jolly Ranchers :)

This game has really helped my PreK kids learn rhyming words. The first few times we play the game I just call the word on the card and they mark it, then I moved to calling the word on the card and having them mark both the word and the rhyming word. (The children’s cards never have both rhyming words on them, but this speeds up the game and helps them see the rhyming words.) Finally I call the word and tell them to only mark the rhyming word. With my 4 and 5 year olds, I always call out the rhyming word as not all of the children can find the rhymes yet. It is sometimes hard to remember which pictures rhyme, but there is a chart that can help. Overall, this is a great classroom product, but could also be used with smaller groups.

My 5 year old daughter was having a lot of problems with rhyming in school so I started looking for games to help her. I found this game and loved the concept so I ordered it for her. We have had it less than a week and she is already doing so well with rhyming!! Her teacher and I are both very impressed! She has a great time playing it and is learning at the same time!!! I love it!!!

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I teach low-level ESL. I do a fair number of games in class, so I'm always looking for new educational ones. This is a pretty good rhyming bingo game. It's not the prettiest design, but it's just challenging enough that it can be used for review.

I've used this game many times with my students, they always have fun and they learn new vocabulary in the process.

The quality of the game is great. Nice variety of pictures.

I was missing an entire page of calling words. Which was 12 words. Of course didn’t realize this until we were playing. I wish this set had pictures of the calling words on the back. Returned as not usable without cards for my class. And not worth the money to then make my own.