Just like a real microwave with rotating turntable and cooking settings. Quality unit measuring 36cmW x 28cmD x 24cmH.

Quest makes the learning of new words, easy and fun! Children can practice more than 700 curriculum-based words along with their meanings. Children compete in this fantastic game, race along the path by naming the correct words defined by simple meanings/definitions and try to be the first to finish. This way, they develop their vocabulary, language skills and interest in reading while playing the game. It includes – a multicoloured play board, a special dice, 252 meaning/definition cards, divided into three levels (easy to difficult). Each card has three definitions and clues. Ages 8yrs+.

Test your word skills with this tactical game. Use 14 letters to play two words each turn. Making long words is easy. Highest score wins.

Duoword: the thinking person's word game is a very easy-to-learn board game for 1 - 4 players, the average playing time is shorter, only 1 hour. The gameplay is heavily based on insert placement and rectangular grid mechanisms.

Each player has 14 letters per turn, and normally gets to play 2 words a turn. A word placed on an Extra Word square allows the player to refill his/her rack to 14 letters and play a third word.

An average game takes about 12 turns. Letters are all worth 1 point, but certain squares provide score bonuses. Highest score wins. Ages 8yrs+.

What a fun way to learn about our Australian currency. Money Lotto is designed to assist with the ready identification of Australian coins and provide practice in recognising that an amount can be tendered in many different ways. Eg. 10 cents = 1 x 10 cents or 2 x 5 cents. Ages 4+.

Includes: 4 durable mats 33cm x 50cm, 40 cards, 36 large counters and assorted plastic Australian play money.

Only the quickest minds will survive this fast paced, brain-busting strategy dice game! Roll the dice and combine them to make the target number, using addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Ages 8+.

Colourful vehicle with easy grip, soft linear shapes and no sharp edges. A super-solid plastic car with chunky wheels. Measures 17cm long. Suits toddlers and preschoolers.

A fantastic game for early learners that helps develop basic logic and association skills-memory, concentration and co-ordination.

Pushing the Spinny Walker helps develop balance and what fun watching the beads spinning to make a rainbow of colour. 56cmH.

Australian picture book by the author of Walking with the Seasons in Kakadu. Beautifully illustated by Colwyn Cambell, and a wonderful Aboriginal teaching resource book. A story that traces a young boy's instruction in food gathering. With his mother he learns from their indigenous family how to collect the edible seeds of lilies and how to prepare them. For ages 3-15yrs.

Players take turns to throw the symbol dice gradually constructing a bridge with the symbols thrown. The first player to finish building a complete bridge to the small island is allowed to cross it straight away and dig up the treasure.

Contents:

1 Game board (34.5cm × 34.5cm × 1.2cm), 4 pirates, 80 bridge sections, 1 palm tree, 2 palm leaves an a symbols dice.

Plastic weights are easy to handle and are durable. Pairs are equally weighted to show balance and equality. Use with Scales Set #65498.

Contents:

• 2 wooden stands
• 8 plastic weights (4 matching pairs, ranging from 4-7 cm in height)
• Manual

The Caterpillar Track is a fun way to encourage team work skills and enhance coordination. 4 or more kids use their arms and legs to walk their team to a finish line or target. It is made from a tough durable vinyl that features double stitching for extra strength.

• Recommend use with 4 or more kids.
• Made from durable vinyl.
• Double stitching for extra strength.
• Australian made.

With a smooth and wavy surface this slide will connect to trestles 90cm and higher. Sliding assists with proprioception and helps develop the vestibular system.

• Powdercoated aluminium finish
• UV resistant HDPE plastic sides
• Stainless steel rust-resistant fasteners
• Measures 196cmL x 38cmW x 112cmH
• Made in Australia

A Gunyah is an Aboriginal bush hut, typically made of sheets of bark and branches. Our Gunyah was inspired by these cultural aboriginal huts. This replica is a great centerpiece that helps teach children the importance of Indigenous Australian culture. Whether they use it for role play, quiet space, or cultural learning, this Gunyah is a great learning nook for any room in your centre. Measures 216cmL x 177cmW x 180cmH. Made of plywood.

These safety glasses are real ergonomically sized safety glasses for young builders. Adjustable strap. Measures 7.5cm x 15.5cm.

This iconically-styled magnifying glass is perfect for the budding detective or anyone who just wants a closer look at something. It has a 75mm glass lens with 2.5x magnification, perfect for all ages!

CLACK! is both the name of the game and the sound that the magnetic discs in the game will make when you slap one against another – and slap them together you will as you're trying to claim the right discs as quickly as possible.

To set up the game, lay out all 36 discs face up so that everyone can see the coloured symbols on them. One player rolls the two dice – one showing colours, the other symbols – then everyone simultaneously tries to grab any discs showing the coloured symbol determined by the die roll. If a die shows a white face instead of a colour or symbol, then that characteristic is ignored for the round. For example, if the roll is white (i.e., blank) and red, then players can grab any disc with a red symbol. If both dice show white, then it's a free-for-all, with players grabbing as many discs as possible!

A player can use only one hand to grab discs. If a player accidentally grabs the wrong disc, she must return that disc to the playing area, along with an additional disc as a penalty.

When all the discs have been claimed, the game ends and the player with the most discs wins!

Ages: 5 + | Players: 2 - 6

Quarto has a 4×4 board and 16 pieces. Each piece has four dichotomous attributes; colour, height, shape, and consistency, so each piece is either black or white, tall or short, square or round, and hollow or solid. The object is to place the fourth piece in a row in which all four pieces have at least one attribute in common. The twist is that your opponent gets to choose the piece you place on the board each turn. Mensa Select winner!