Games

Hello Parents, Teachers, and Educators!

Thank you for choosing Alpha Balls by Base Alpha. Here are some activities you can do with your little ones:

Sound out the letter and the associated picture

Line the Alpha Balls up in alphabetical order

Separate the Vowel Alpha Balls from the Consonant Alpha Balls

Sort the Alpha Balls by color

Spell words out such as: CAT, DOG, HOUSE, BOAT, FUN, TIGER, BIRD, and LOVE, to name a few.

Spread the Alpha Balls out on an open surface. Call out a letter, and have your child find it.

Play catch with the balls, while having your child name the letter as he or she catches.

Bring your Alpha Balls to play dates or outside to the park.

Pick out several Alpha Balls, spell out a partial word, and have your child find the missing letter.

Discover something we haven’t listed, please share with us! Email info@basealpha.com

Testimonials

- "I have two kids, one is five, and the younger is one. My five year old loves to play with the balls while teaching her one year old brother the letters and pictures. We have made the games more advanced for her by asking her to spell different words. She loves it, and I cannot wait for her little brother to start learning too."
  
  Karen C.
  The Woodlands, TX
- "I have become the favorite Aunt because all my gifts are Alpha Balls! My nieces and nephews love them, and of course, their parents appreciate that I gave them a toy that also teaches!"
  
  Priya J.
  Bellaire, TX
- "My daughter is 2 ½ years old, and she loves to play with the Alpha Balls by herself and with her friends. She loves to dump them out of the bag, then say the letters as she puts them back in the bag. To make sure they are all there, we also count from one to 26 as she puts them away for the day!"
  
  Sameera F.
  Houston, TX
- "At first, my daughter just played with them like balls, throwing, kicking, and tossing them. After the Alpha Balls became one of her favorite things to do, we started playing the ABC games shown on the box. She absolutely LOVED learning the letters, and the games continued!"
  
  Alan R.
  Falls Church, VA