Board game teaching letter locations on a keyboard
OwnerRhoda Coheninventor
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Abstract
A board game teaching letter locations on a keyboard including a first game board and a second game board. The upper surface of the first game board has a spinning wheel, a computer keyboard, and a pair of hand placement markers disposed thereon. The lower surface has a rotatable base secured thereto. The second game board has a path of travel defined by a starting location, a finishing location, and a plurality of spaces. The plurality of spaces are represented by letters of the alphabet in order. The second game board has a question card marker thereon. The spelling cards each have a category including related words to be spelled. A plurality of tokens are provided which represent players for movement along the path of travel of the second game board.
Claims2
A board game, for teaching letter locations on a keyboard for allowing a child to learn the positioning of letters on a QWERTY keyboard comprising, in combination:
- a first game board having a generally square configuration, the first game board having an upper surface and a lower surface, the upper surface having a spinning wheel disposed thereon, the upper surface having a computer keyboard printed thereon, the upper surface having a pair of hand placement markers disposed thereon adjacent to the computer keyboard, the lower surface having a rotatable base secured thereto;
- a second game board having a generally rectangular configuration, the second game board having a path of travel thereon, the path of travel being defined by a starting location, a finishing location, and a plurality of spaces therebetween, the plurality of spaces being represented by letters of the alphabet in order, the starting location being next to the letter “A” and the finishing location being next to the letter “Z”, the second game board having a question card marker thereon;
- a plurality of groupings of spelling cards positionable on the question card marker of the second game board, the spelling cards each having a category;
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- a plurality of tokens representing players for movement along the path of travel of the second game board.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.