Fast-paced sentence building game
W.I.T.S Game
What Is The Sentence turns language into a race against the clock: draw letters, flip the timer, and build a valid sentence before time runs out.
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What Is W.I.T.S?
Language, speed, and quick thinking in one clean game.
What Is The Sentence is a fast-paced, award-winning word game that challenges players to construct a complete, valid sentence using a set of letter cards, all before the timer runs out.
Simple to learn but endlessly replay able, W.I.T.S is the game that turns language into an exciting race against the clock.
What is in the Box
Everything is needed for fast, flexible rounds.
What is in the Box
Everything is needed for fast, flexible rounds.
Inside the box are 3 sets of color-coded letter cards:
Blue Vowel Cards for your sentences starters
Green Consonant Cards for your building blocks
Red Action Cards for surprise sentences twists
Steal Cards to take point from other players
Timers will be used to count the time of a term.
Dice will decide the number of cards and the timer.
Gameplay — Round by Round
Every turn builds pressure, creativity, and a little table drama.
Gameplay — Round by Round
Every turn builds pressure, creativity, and a little table drama.
One player is appointed the Card Guard, keeping decks shuffled, returning used Action cards, tracking time, and watching the score.
One player is appointed the Card Guard, keeping decks shuffled, returning used Action cards, tracking time, and watching the score.
Roll and Draw
The active player rolls the die, then draws that number of Consonant cards and one Vowel card.
Add the action
The player draws one Action card and reads the sentence-construction instructions aloud.
Flip and start
All letter cards are revealed at once. The timer begins the moment the last card is shown.
Create the sentence
Every word must begin with one shown letter. All drawn letters must be used, and only those letters.
Declare and vote
Before time expires, the player says “What Is The Sentence?” and players vote on validity.
Score or steal
Approved sentences earn points. A Steal card lets another player risk 15 seconds to take the round.
The Steal Mechanic
If the active player fails or their sentence is ruled invalid, the Stealer has 15 seconds to create a sentence with the same letters. Succeed and collect the points. Fail and those points are deducted.
Who Is It For?
A word game that works across ages, rooms, and learning styles.
Who Is It For?
A word game that works across ages, rooms, and learning styles.
W.I.T.S is one of the rare games that genuinely works across a wide range of ages, settings, and skill levels.
Families
An engaging game night alternative that actually exercises the brain.
Classrooms
Teachers can build vocabulary, sentence construction, and quick thinking.
Speech therapy
Language building becomes playful, structured, and low-pressure.
Game nights
Fast pace and steals create laughter and friendly competition.
Homeschool
A strong fit for visual and auditory learners.
Dyslexia support
Players can reinforce reading and phonetic awareness through play.
