4 years & up. Concentrate, and learn rhymes, colors, shapes, numbers, money concepts, or the alphabet! Unique, 6-way format adapts to a variety of skill levels, and is a fun learning supplement for small groups or the entire class. Also ideal for learners with disabilities and anyone learning English. Each set includes 36 playing cards, 264 chips, caller's mat and cards, and a sturdy storage box.
3 years & up. Learn letters and beginning letter sounds by matching colorful fish cards to the correct letters or images on the aquarium game board. Three ways to play: match uppercase letters to each other, match uppercase letters to lowercase letters, or match letters to pictures of things with that beginning letter sound. Includes large game board, game cards, markers, and directions. Up to 4 players. Supports NCTE and NAEYC standards.
3 years & up. What is more fun than practicing spelling using a mouse's tail! Roll the die and see who gets to use their mouse tail to hook the cheesy letters, but be careful not to drop them! Features multiple levels of play, 37 letters (26 consonants, 11 vowels), twenty 2-sided cards (8 sets of 5 words), 4 mice, bowl, die and rules. 1 - 4 players.
8 years & up. With three ways to play, this Scrabble® version of the classic Boggle® game will become a family favorite. The object of the game is to find as many words as possible on the 4x4 letter grid before the sand timer runs out. You have three minutes to search out as many words as you can see spelled out on the cubes. The longer the word the higher the score. Includes 1 Boggle® grid base and lid, 16 letter cubes and 1 sand timer. For one or more players.
3 years & up. A fun, educational twist on the classic game of Bingo. This Earth Bingo game by Lucy Hammett features brilliantly colored photos of the Earth and interesting facts like: how air pollution damages plants and how much of the Earth is made of water. The game is simple. Each player gets a bingo board detailed with brilliantly colored Earth photos. Choose one person from the group to be the Caller and give them a stack of Caller Cards. The Caller will hold up one Caller Card at a time… More »
