SquishyLand supports early literacy development across grade levels. Pre-K learners practice beginning and letter sounds, kindergarteners work on phoneme addition and rhyming, first graders focus on syllable counting and phoneme manipulation, while second graders decode two-syllable words and learn prefixes and suffixes. The game uses tactile squishy toys and a colorful board to create a multisensory experience that enhances focus and reduces stress during reading activities. Designed for group play with up to six players or individual use, it encourages social interaction, turn-taking, and collaborative problem-solving while reinforcing literacy skills. Developed with input from education specialists, SquishyLand targets phonological awareness, phonics, and early reading fluency through structured gameplay. To play, unfold the board, select a squishy character, and shuffle the deck of challenge cards. Players take turns drawing cards, solving reading tasks, and moving their squishy according to the instructions. Special cards introduce unexpected twists, and the first player to reach the finish line wins. The game provides an engaging way to build reading confidence and fluency.