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are we there yet? travel card game
display 24Set the wheels of fun in motion with this engrossing travel game. Little red auto bags contain everything you need to play 'Eye-Spy' while on the road. Spot the most travel items on the travel cards to win points!
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the risk factor game
display 12Roll the 9 dice and see how many times you can spell TEN or ONE in each roll. You get 10 points for the T and 1 point for the O. But if you make the decision to roll again and cannot spell either word, you lose ALL your accumulated points.
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cubed3 puzzle
display 27 asst.Six different objectives for 6 different puzzles. It's a clear-cut case of fun as puzzle participants must maneuver the metal spheres from one side of the transparent 1.85" cube to the other.
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dubL trubL puzL
display 32 asst.Two challenges in one puzzle! This series of colorful puzzle discs has players tilting and tipping the puzzle until all of the small spheres settle into the holes of the puzzle. Then, the puzzle can be flipped over for a double dose of puzzle trouble!
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mathable game book
120+ puzzles involving basic mathematical skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division can be played in five different ways. It is sure to keep the whole family occupied! Age 9+.
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are we there yet? travel card game
display 12Set the wheels of fun in motion with this engrossing travel game. Little red auto bags contain everything you need to play 'Eye-Spy' while on the road. Spot the most travel items on the travel cards to win points! 4.75" bag, 108 double-sided cards.
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cathedral magnetic travel
Conceived by Robert Moore, a pilot in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, this travel version of the original Cathedral game features magnetized pieces and playing surfaces to keep pieces in place while on the move. Victory goes to the landowner who can position more of their buildings within the game board walls, thereby capturing space, points and blocking the opponent from placing their pieces.
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magnetic darts game
originalThe 'Original' magnetic dart game. Hang it up, take a few steps back and let the darts fly! If you miss the mat, it won't be a problem as the darts can't damage walls, furniture or the family pet! Flip the 16.75 x 1.5 x 19.5 inch mat for an additional challenge.
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mathable domino
Say goodbye to domino dots and give a nod to numbers. It all adds up to fun no matter how you place your tiles. By replacing the dots with numbers, players must use basic math equations to achieve the highest score. Simple? Yes. Smart? Definitely. Fun? Totally!