INTRODUCING
A Really Fun, Science-Backed Reading Game with Jeff Koons!
Popped! is a fast-paced, high-stakes game of risk and reward that rapidly accelerates children's reading through the power of play and cutting-edge brain science. A collaboration with world-renowned artist Jeff Koons, Popped! makes it possible to have a blast while learning essential literacy skills.
PLAY, HAVE FUN, AND LEARN
How To Play Popped!
While children enjoy the game and think they are just having fun, they are simultaneously developing crucial reading skills such as phonemic awareness, phonics, decoding, spelling, and fluency. This allows parents and teachers to facilitate learning in an enjoyable and engaging way.
The Popped! Difference
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Popped!
☀️ 250 CVC Pattern Words
☀️ 3 Levels of Difficulty
☀️ 3, 4, and 5 Letter Words
☀️ Super Fun, Highly Effective
☀️ Based on Science of Reading
☀️ Multisensory Experience
☀️ Endorsed by Literacy Experts -
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Games from Other Brands
ⓧ Less than 100 CVC words
ⓧ Just 1 difficulty level
ⓧ Only 3 letter words
ⓧ Not so fun, not too effective
ⓧ Not based on Science of Reading
ⓧ Limited multisensory
ⓧ Not endorsed by literacy experts
Collaboration with World-Renowned Artist Jeff Koons
“Reading opens the door to the world. I’m excited to connect my art with proven reading science. I hope Popped! inspires children to learn in a fun and engaging way.”
- Jeff Koons, Creator of Balloon Dog
Introducing Popped! A super fun, highly effective reading game starring Ballon Dog!
Parents, Teachers, and Kids Love Popped!
Ryla, 7 years old"Flashcards stink, Popped! rocks. I love playing it with my friends!"
- Auggie, 5 years old"I love this game! It's so colorful and fun!"
-Kevonne, Mom of Alex, 9 years old"I don't need to be a reading expert. Popped! does it for me."
A GAME WITH A PURPOSE
We’re all about improving equity in our educational system.
Clever Noodle is partnering with New Leaders, a national nonprofit that trains school leaders to run schools effectively, especially for low-income students of color who have historically been poorly served, and Dyslexia Alliance for Black Children, a national non-profit created by parents, educators and advocates driven by the urgent need to alleviate the double disparity of unaddressed Dyslexia and racism.
Together, we’re getting Popped! in low-income and underserved classrooms in 15 cities.