Scrabble Slam Cards
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- The fast-paced word game where anything can happen. Fast-playing, card-slapping word-changing fun
- Scrabble Slam is a high-speed four letter word game, race against each other to change the existing word and get rid of your cards
- Game could become fame and fame could become fate you never know where it will go with Scrabble Slam
- Play this game with your family and friends.
- Vacation fun or perfect stocking stuffers. Either way you win.
Product DescriptionSCRABBLE SLAM is a fast-paced word game where anything could happen! Race against each other to change the existing four-letter word and get rid of your cards. “Game” could become “fame” and “fame” could become “fate”—you never know where it’ll go. Be the first player to get rid of all of your cards to win!. . . More >>
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Scrabble Slam Cards
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December 2nd, 2009 at 8:28 pm
this game looked like great fun on tv so bought it. They are to be gifts so haven’t played yet. We love games so I think it will be a winner. Can’t give a fair rating yet though.
Rating: 3 / 5
December 2nd, 2009 at 10:27 pm
I was excited when I saw this advertised. I love Scrabble and I do pretty well at it. This just really was not much fun at all. If you want to try one of these card games, the Monopoly one was much more fun.
Rating: 2 / 5
December 2nd, 2009 at 11:31 pm
I was a little disappointed with this game. Not as fun or stimulating as I thought it was going to be. Can be confusing with the layout of the cards having letters on both sides. Can also be repetitive with players changing the same letters to make the same words over and over again. If wanting a word game, buyer is better off with original Scrabble, Boggle or Bananagrams.
Rating: 2 / 5
December 3rd, 2009 at 1:49 am
A 5 to 8-year old can play this, especially if they can rhyme words, but a few cautions: They will try to invent words, so be ready to call them on it. If you let them pick the beginning word to start the game, it will probably be F-A-R-T or B-U-T-T. If the younger kids can’t think fast enough, or are having a hard time spelling, and they get frustrated by this, be prepared for the cards to be thrown across the room moments later with a “I Quit!”. This is one of those educational, character-building games.
Rating: 5 / 5
December 3rd, 2009 at 3:04 am
I tutor kids with dyslexia and AD/HD and teach them phonics (Orton-Gillingham). I am always looking for ways to spice up a lesson. So far I haven’t found a kid who doesn’t like practicing vowel teams, silent-e and consonant blends using this game. I modify it and we take turns, and I help them make their words. This can be a very helpful educational game for kids and adults who need to practice their phonics skills!
Rating: 4 / 5