? WORD TEASERSMiddle School - Vocabulary Game for Kids 10-13 - Fun Family Conversation Starters - Reading Games for Middle School - 150 Vocabulary Flash Cards/Conversation Cards

My middle school students love to answer the questions! Great academic time filler!

Great to use to increase vocabulary power for SAT & PSAT & ACT. I had students take 5 cards each day and practice. Most had an 82% increase in vocab at the end of 4 weeks.

I bought this vocabulary card set to use at the dinner table and learn vocabulary with my kids. It’s been a while since I took the SAT, and I had forgotten many of these words, so I’m enjoying the set. My kids are also learning some words, and I love the questions on each card that use the vocabulary.However, the pronunciation notations are all printed as question marks. It seems the factory didn’t have the correct language pack installed. Knowing the pronunciation is important to me, and I prefer not having to search on my phone. The whole point of physical vocab cards is to avoid using a device. This is a drawback, and I wish it could be fixed. Without this problem, I would have given 5 stars!

My daughter loves these. We use them every night and it's helped improve her reading alot.

We have two teenagers, and keep this at the dinner table. It's fun to use and creates a lot of laughs and fun while we eat. Secretly, it also helps my teens prepare for the SAT's, but they don't know that. They think it's just fun. Would recommend this to anyone to wants a simple way to make family dinner nights for fun.

One of the claims of this game is that it promotes conversation. It REALLY does! Who would have thought that 1 word would illicit conversation, but it does...and they didn't want to quit when the bell rang either! I have English language learners, so anything that gets them talking AND improves their vocabulary is 2 thumbs up in my book!

Very useful!!

These are for ages 10+ but many of the words/phrases seem too mature/advanced for middle schoolers. I am not impressed by the quiz/‘did you know/etc. Too many clues reference movies and pop culture from before the target age group was born. I expected something more engaging and creative.