We are excited to provide a sponsored review of the Super Duper Publications Vocabulary Chipper Chat learning game!
Details …
Vocabulary Chipper Chat is a fun and motivating magnetic chip game designed to help children understand and use new vocabulary and language skills aligned with national core curriculum objectives for grades K-5.
Vocabulary Chipper Chat includes 12 colorful game board designs. With five copies of each – for 60 total boards – parents and teachers can teach the same category with up to five children at a time. There are 360 vocabulary cards with specific prompts and activities, 30 each for 12 different vocabulary skills. Use these motivating game boards and skill prompt cards to address this wide variety of vocabulary and language skills in the classroom with a large or small group, in one-on-one therapy sessions, or at home.
Each set of themed game boards represents one of the categories in Vocabulary Chipper Chat. The game boards present countless opportunities for your children to practice the vocabulary and language skills. Use the vocabulary prompt cards without the game boards and have children create new sentence prompts, analogies, or categories, etc. for endless extension activities.
12 vocabulary categories:
Analogies
Associations
Attributes
Categories
Compare & Contrast
Context Clues
Figurative Language
Functions
Homonyms
Homophones
Synonyms & Antonyms
VerbsVocabulary Chipper Chat includes:
60 colorfully illustrated category game boards (30 double-sided boards)
360 color-coded vocabulary prompt cards
Foam die
100 magnetic chips
Magnetic wand
Instructions and game ideas
Our Thoughts …
Since we have such a narrow age range between each of our kids, they each think that they should be playing to same games as the others. The problem is that a game that is appropriate for our Grace (almost 7) is way too advanced for Matthew (almost 4). A game that is appropriate for Matthew is way to easy for Grace. Poor Sophie is stuck in the middle either way.
Vocabulary Chipper Chat is nice because it caters to each of their levels. I can show Matthew a picture and talk him through the answers a little. I can make it harder for Grace by having her read the questions and pushing her for details that Matthew isn’t ready to provide yet. If Matthew starts to get stuck, I can even challenge Grace and Sophie to give him hints without actually giving him the answer, further strengthening their vocabulary skills.
All three of them enjoy working out the answers, rolling the dice, and collecting their chips. It’s great fun for all.
In addition to playing this game with my family, I fully intend to start using this game in a tutoring program that I participate in with our church. As a teacher, I see great classroom benefit for children with various skill levels. I have already recommended this game to Grace’s first-grade teacher and will recommend it to her second-grade teacher next year.
I saw the comment in the details that this is “aligned with national core curriculum objectives.” Do you know if it is a Common Core aligned program? Just wanted to check before I entered, and thank you!
I researched it, and it is a Common Core product, just in case anyone else wanted to know 🙂
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