What are Word Scrabble games? Word Scrabble games are like the old board game Scrabble, where you receive a selection of letters and have to use your knowledge of the English language to combine them to make words.
The more you read, the better you will be at Word Scrabble, because you have to have been exposed to a wide variety of words and be able to spell them correctly. It helps to have basic knowledge of spelling rules and know how to manipulate vowels and consonants in a word. How do you play Word Scrabble? After clicking OK in the beginning, you can choose to play Level 1, which offers you letter words in an easier version, or Level 2, which offers 4 to 7 words in a more difficult version.
You will then be presented with a list of six words with missing blanks where letters should be. Using only the letters presented to you at the top of the screen, try to make the words that are listed below by typing in the letters and clicking the CHECK button.
You get points for each letter that you use correctly in words. Once you get a word correctly, you can click on the book icon to see the dictionary and thesaurus entries for the word, or click on the talking head icon to hear the word read aloud.
If you find yourself struggling, you can click on the lightbulb icon for a quick hint that might help you to guess the missing word. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent.
You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience. Necessary Necessary. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. On the opposite side of the Scrabble Junior board, you'll find the classic Scrabble game board. This means you'll be able to move your child into playing full Scrabble when the time is right. The letter tiles are the same for each game, so you'll have the pieces necessary to play a full game of Scrabble with this set.
One word of warning is that some people complain that the cartoon pictures obscure some of the letters on the board, making it more difficult to match the letter tiles with the boardgame letters. The game is great to help children with letter recognition. It's a fun way to supplement the kid's spelling lessons. There are a few drawbacks and improvements could be made, but the game allows for a transition into classic Scrabble, which is the point.
Try playing around with the junior scrabble version of the game. When your child looks to have mastered that edition or appears bored with the same old words, flip the board over and play a game of Classic Scrabble with them.
Have your children stick to easier words and don't intimidate the kids by placing a bunch of words way over their heads. If you are completely bored with a non-competitive game, then handicap the game by giving your child a certain number of points to start the game.
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