Wordigo

Wordigo®

	Wordigo® by RiverEdge Game Co In Wordigo, players race against the clock and each other to spell words along designated paths. High scores are achieved by the strategic placement of uniquely marked vowels. Ages 8 through adult. 2 players. Games Magazine 100, 2005 Dr. Toy Top 10 Games Award, 2004 Major Fun Award Parents' Choice Gold Award Winner, 2004
	Different levels of play: 4 copies of 4 different boards offer varying degrees of difficulty, making it easy for children to play with adults. Safety Warning...Choking Hazard: This product has small parts; keep away from children under 3 years old.
	How to play: Start with 8 tiles. Turn the sand timer over and...Begin! Form a word on Path 1 before moving on to Path 2, racing against the clock as well as the other players. Finish all the paths before time is up to gain Completion Points. Be the first one to finish to gain Bonus Points. Discard letters at will, use the dictionary during play (yes, dictionaries are allowed!) and wisely make use of the specially marked vowels for a fun, strategic challenge - game after game! $20.00 your price = $17.90 Schools: Contact us for additional discounts when multiple copies are ordered.

While not originally intended as an educational game, Wordigo® has quickly found a home in the classroom.

“I’m glad to be using a learning tool in my classroom that I feel passionate about; Wordigo® totally engages my students.” - Katy Seifritz, 6th Grade Language Arts.

Wordigo® has been tested with over 1,000 students, ranging in age from 3rd grade to 7th grade, and the response has been overwhelmingly positive.

Why do teachers love Wordigo?
1. Builds critical thinking skills.
2. Develops math skills.
3. Enhances verbal skills.
4. Great for team building skills.
5. Everyone plays at the same time.
6. Dictionaries are allowed and encouraged during game play.
7. Appeals to kids at many different learning levels.
8. Best of all, the kids are engaged and having fun!

What is the most commonly asked question when students finish playing a round of Wordigo®?
“Can we play again?”