Kid-friendly phonics game
Syllable Star Quest
Count beats, split words, and collect stars. Every right answer earns points and keeps your streak glowing.
Game Settings (Parents & Teachers)
Optimized for tablets with larger tap targets and touch feedback.
Teacher lock mode keeps settings, custom words, and dashboard controls protected in shared classroom tablets.
Round 0 of 12
Press start to begin your quest!
Ready to become a syllable superstar?
Tip: Clap each beat as you say the word.
Amazing effort!
How to Play
- Tap Start Adventure to begin a 12-round challenge.
- Some rounds ask you to count syllables; others ask you to pick the right split.
- Correct answers build your streak and award bonus points.
- You have 3 lives. Keep them to reach a higher star rating.
Custom Word Lists for Teachers & Parents
Build your own syllable practice set with curriculum words, spelling words, or reading intervention targets. Enter one word per line. For best syllable splitting accuracy, use format like banana=ba-na-na.
Rewards, Badges, and Level Map
Avatar Skins
Badges Unlocked
Progression Map
Teacher / Parent Dashboard
| Date | Difficulty | Score | Accuracy | Max Streak | Stars |
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Why Syllable Star Quest Helps Reading Growth
Syllable Star Quest is built for families and classrooms searching for syllable games for kids, phonics games for kindergarten, and syllable counting practice. Children play through short rounds that strengthen phonological awareness, decoding, and word attack skills.
This interactive literacy game supports RTI practice, small-group instruction, homeschool reading lessons, and literacy centers. Kids stay engaged with stars, streaks, and instant feedback while practicing important reading foundations.
Best Classroom and Home Use Cases
- Morning work and literacy centers
- Small-group phonics intervention
- Custom weekly spelling word practice
- Homework support for syllable segmentation
FAQ: Syllable Games for Kids
How do kids practice syllable breakdown in this game?
Kids answer two types of prompts: counting syllables and selecting the correct syllable split.
Can I align this game with school word lists?
Yes. Parents and teachers can add custom words and run targeted practice for weekly reading goals.
Is this game useful for struggling readers?
Yes. The short rounds, immediate feedback, and repeat play make it useful for reading intervention and fluency support.