Wooden Educational Game for Children “Rebus”

An engaging and clever game where children build English words by using image-based prompts. It’s a rebus challenge: the first or last letter of a word comes from a picture. With multiple difficulty levels, it’s great for solo play, group activities, or even family game night — fun for both kids and adults!

🔤 What’s in the box

• 72 puzzle task cards with pictures (varied difficulty)

• 42 uppercase letter tiles (durable HDF with printed surface)

• 9 reward tokens for correctly completed words

• A base board for assembling words

• A wooden storage box for all components

🧠 What this game develops

• Vocabulary and word structure understanding

• Phonemic awareness and sound-letter association

• Early reading, logical thinking, memory, and concentration

• Encoding and decoding skills

• Teamwork and collaboration (in group play)

🎲 How to play

• Choose a card with two or more picture clues

• Identify the first or last letters of the pictured words

• Guess the hidden word and assemble it on the board

• Check your answer and collect a reward token!

💡 Encourage kids to create their own rebuses: have them build their name, a city, or a favorite word using picture clues.

📚 Activity ideas

• Themed rounds: “Cities”, “Food”, “Animals”

• Speed games: “Rebus Race”, “Team Word Match”

• Great for ESL classes, speech therapy, NUS curriculum

• Ideal for developing language in bilingual or inclusive settings

👪 Who it’s for

• ESL teachers, speech therapists, early years educators

• Parents who want to build thinking and vocabulary through play

• Preschools, kindergartens, tutoring centers

• Best suited for ages 4–8, solo or in small groups

📦 Wholesale advantages

• Unique concept: English + rebus logic + thinking skills

• Loved by both kids and adults — great for family play

• High-quality HDF components in a wooden box

• Eye-catching visuals, easy to demo and explain

• Strong demand from educators, therapists, and gift shops

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This is more than a letter game — it’s a tool that builds language, logic, and imagination. While decoding words, children discover how to think, read, and connect.