EdupressInference School Days Game, Red Level (EP60802)

Came on time, exactly as pictured, and is a lot of fun. I use it in Speech Therapy for mixed high school groups. It's easy to change it to accommodate what you're looking for (I don't let my students pass a section without taking a "test"), if I want to increase difficulty, I won't show them the card and I'll read the multiple choices out loud. I don't like that the cards don't say "Infer/Inference" in the question, but that's personal preference. The students like the game and it opens up for conversation.

Inference is a little bit hard for my 9 year old. He loves this game and he is always asking to play this game so he can be better in inferencing. This game is perfect for him because he is able to answer 50% of the questions and he is eager to learn the rest 50%. If it was too challenging where he could not get any right, he would have just lost interest in the game.

I tutor elementary and middle school students and play the Blue version with several of them for whom it would be appropriate, level-wise. My students find the game fun, engaging, relevant to their lives, and challenging but not too difficult or frustrating. However, there are mistakes. This one, for instance, is very misleading. The answer key says A. The B answer could confuse students because the PLAY is set long ago, but the STORY is not. We have also found typos, but I did not take pictures of those cards.Despite the typos and errors, it’s a good game, and my students really enjoy it.

I got the red level. The goal of the game is to move across the board and answer questions along the way that work on inferencing skills.What I love is that the child is almost always moving forward. They only answer a question if they land on a test. For a child first playing this game, this is great as they are not always forced to perform. It also keeps the game moving without getting stuck for long periods of time.The questions are perfect and very friendly for kids. I liked this game so much, I will probably end up getting the blue level. So much better than giving the kids worksheets and real tests.

I am an SLP working at the middle school level and my social skill groups LOVE this game! They often request this game over others like Uno. Interesting social scenarios for each group too. I recommend for sure!

I used this with my 5th grade students. I loved how the questions started of easy and got harder as you moved around the board. My students loved playing it!

My students love this game! I used it in small groups in 2nd grade and I highly recommend it!

I got the red level thinking that would be best for my 8 year old but the questions seem to be too simple even for him. It doesn't seem to take enough thought process. I am wondering how he would do with the other level.

Bought as a gift and they love it, said they’ve played it repeatedly already and have really enjoyed playing it as a family!