Hasbro Gaming Scrabble Word Fun Teen Board Game
Last updated: April 29, 2022
Ideal for two to four players, this well-loved classic board game is perfect for kids, teens and adults. It comes with a convenient drawstring bag to house all of the letter tiles. It also includes 4 tile racks and a game board.
We looked at the top Teen Board Games and dug through the reviews from some of the most popular review sites. Through this analysis, we've determined the best Teen Board Game you should buy.
Product Details
Key Takeaway: Players can develop their spelling skills and enhance their vocabulary with this classic teen board game.
In our analysis of 28 expert reviews, the Hasbro Gaming Scrabble Word Fun Teen Board Game
placed 6th when we looked at the top 9 products in the category. For the full ranking,
see below.
From The Manufacturer
Classic Scrabble game has the letter tiles and game guide for a wordy showdown Store the tiles In the drawstring bag Every letter counts in Scrabble Includes 1 game board, 100 wooden letter tiles, 4 tile racks, 1 drawstring letter bag and game guide Includes 1 gameboard, 100 wooden letter tiles, 4 tile racks, 1 drawstring letter bag and game guide Store the tiles In the drawstring bag Classic Scrabble game has the letter tiles and game guide for a wordy showdown
Expert Reviews
What reviewers liked
Scrabble will continue being a popular choice of board game from the word game genre for many years to come yet I think, and for good reasons too. It’s well known, and keeps younger people learning. It also enables adults to show off their word skills, and may just keep the cogs oiled and turning for the older generation.
Scrabble has long been embraced by parents and teachers as a fun way to flex spelling and visual learning skills. Because you have to calculate your score, kids can also boost their addition skills, and you can even encourage them to do mental math for each round.
The game can be played with two to four players (or four teams) and lettered tiles (with varying points values) are combined to form words, crossword-style, on the game board. Although it's designed for those aged eight and up, it's the most fun when it's played among those with similar reading, spelling, and skill levels.
But I do recommend it for people that like to test their language skills, children that already have a small vocabulary and even English students that need to remember the new words they’re learning and build their vocabulary.
What reviewers didn't like
Waiting between turns can be a a little drawn out at times for some people.
Quality of the board and tiles could be better.
Some people think Scrabble as a boring board game as it’s not as dynamic as other board games can be (for example Ticket to Ride)
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