mistake proofing). There are sufficient letter tiles to complete a card. Once a card has been completed the letters are removed and another card selected. Some letters can be used upside down [n vs u; b vs q; d vs p) On the base board all letter tiles will fit into any position - you can form any word up to 8 letters and even short sentences." /> mistake proofing). There are sufficient letter tiles to complete a card. Once a card has been completed the letters are removed and another card selected. Some letters can be used upside down [n vs u; b vs q; d vs p) On the base board all letter tiles will fit into any position - you can form any word up to 8 letters and even short sentences." />
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Spellmaster

Spellmaster

  • Description

    The game or "educational toy" as described on the underside of the box lid was aimed at helping younger children spell 100 words correctly.
    Consists of a perforated base board, 20 word cards (each with 5 pictures on) and 80 plastic letter tiles.

    If the word is spelt correctly the tiles will easily fit onto the appropriate square; the ‘snap’ of a correctly positioned letter is actually pretty satisfying. A letter in the wrong place will not fit (==> mistake proofing). There are sufficient letter tiles to complete a card. Once a card has been completed the letters are removed and another card selected.
    Some letters can be used upside down [n vs u; b vs q; d vs p)

    On the base board all letter tiles will fit into any position -
    you can form any word up to 8 letters and even short sentences.

  • Details
    Ages: 4 and up
    Designer: Peter Oates
    Mechanics: Pattern Recognition
    Publisher: Jumbo, Mattel, Spear's Games
    Time: 10 minutes
    Year: 1960
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