Spanish English Bilingual Bingo with Challenging Cards Vocabulary Language-Learning Educational Reading Games for Kids Ages 5+

My son’s therapist has an older version of this game and recommended it to us. It was a hit with the 4 year old twins and the 6 year old. I had the boys take turns drawing cards and being the “caller” while I helped the younger ones with their emoji faces. It is a fun game to play while a parent makes dinner. 10/10 would recommend.

This is a great game for English language learners or Spanish language learners. It is played by the language in which the learner is using. The pictures show what the article is in each language.

I use this in my K-3 to fund Spanish class. The kids love it. They always want to play both sides of the card.

For my 4 and 8 year old nephews, whose dad is half Mexican, this is a great tool to get them to start being bilingual! It’s not as effective as consistent exposure to Spanish in culturally relevant contexts, but it’s a great tool to get started!

Gave this to a four year old. She takes Spanish in pre school. She loves it!

We do Spanish classes with some of our friends kids and our child. This is a great learning tool to make learning Spanish more natural for the kids. The cards are nice and thick. It was a good quality game that will last through kids playing it. I like that It puts both words on the card so the Spanish teacher can say the word in Spanish and the kids can read both English and Spanish along with the visual image of the thing. Love this!

There are a variety of cards and they are double sided. They are color coded for each side and there are cards to draw for each side. The printing and colors is good. Can’t wait to use with my class.

I teach Spanish and picked this up to use in my classroom! I think it will be a nice addition. There are only 8 game boards, but my classes are small, so this works for me. I could see it being useful for homeschooling or playing with family.Pros: I really enjoyed the challenge mode! That's a feature I haven't seen before and it did help to break up the repetitive gameplay of bingo. I enjoyed the double-sided feature, and having two different decks for different words. It will mean that once we're getting bored of one side, we have a whole new experience waiting. Construction is decent, with flexible, tear-resistant cards and boards. They have some type of plasticky coating that will hopefully add to their durability.Cons: visually busy, especially with the emoji faces covering the squares. According to my daughter it made it a little difficult to spot new items as they were called out. Also, the challenge cards are what set this bingo game apart, so I wish they'd included a greater variety of them. I only saw 3 types--use in a sentence, pronounce correctly, and find words with a certain letter. It would have been great if the two colors/decks had corresponded to an easier and harder level, with different challenges for each.My daughter played with me and said this was good for learning new vocabulary, and I think it'll be fun for my classes. She enjoyed it most when she used multiple boards and competed against herself. I am excited to try it out in groups!