This lotto game has been developed to enhance observation skills, identify mistakes and assist with verbal expression. Ages 3+. Quick View

Can the children plant their flower gardens before the moon is full? A game for 1 to 4 players which teaches children to share, identify colours and work as a team. They spin the spinner and plant the corresponding coloured flower into their own gardens. If they have already planted that colour flower, they can give that flower to a player on their team to plant in their garden. All of the players must co-operate as a piece of the moon face is added to the central puzzle each time the moon is spun up on the spinner. Every flower needs to be planted before the moon is full. Includes wooden game board, 6 piece moon puzzle, 20 coloured flowers, a spinner and instructions. Stored in a calico bag. Ages 4+.

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A unique set of puzzles showing a progression of size of 16 familiar items. Match objects of each set by size - small, medium and large. Ages 3+.

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You better have good ears and a sharp mind to play this fun twist on a classic memory game. The player trying to make a patch picks up a card without looking at it and shows it to the other players who must make the noise of the object on the card. For 2-6 players. Ages 5+. Quick View

Pattern recognition game. Easy to learn but brain-stimulating. There are 15 cards that have the same, but not identical objects displayed. Any two cards have one (and only one) object that is exactly the same. All players play at the same time trying to recognize these matches. 2-8 players. Ages 5+. Quick View

This wooden animal matching game lets children explore shapes and matching through this fun activity. Have the children guess the names of the animals from their silhouettes and match together. Set includes 32 timber animal pieces and 4 boards. Ages 3yrs+. Quick View

Army of Frogs is a strategy game that will drive you hopping mad. Strategically place your frog stones and hop over other frogs, aiming to connect all of the frogs of your own colour while preventing your opponents from doing the same. Ages 7yrs+. Quick View

Children explore and understand how different things in our daily life are made up of different parts and objects. Helps improve reasoning and organisational skills. There are 27 sets of two piece match-ups depicting different objects on one card and its parts on another card. 4yrs+.

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A fun introduction to colours, shapes and basic number concepts, this entertaining matching game contains 21 pairs of 2 piece puzzles. Sturdy, easy to handle, easy to recognise colourful pieces. Ages 3+.

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Cold, warmer, hot, burning! Discover the objects by following the hints and win! Includes a 4 part game board and 61 round game cards and complete instructions on how to play. Hide a picture card on the board, move your player pawn towards the target according to the hints given, reach the target and win the round. There are alternative ways to play the game including non competitive play. Suits players 4-8yrs.

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A classic lotto game teaching how we use each of our 5 senses. Includes 4 game boards and 24 matchiing cards. Develops the ability to differentiate and match cards to boards illustrating how we use each of our 5 senses. Complete game play instructions included and instructions how to play a game of concentration as well. For ages 3-6yrs.

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Reinforce basic phonics skills with these twenty-five sets of self correcting consonant blends cards. Children will match a blend with two corresponding pictures beginning with that blend. Similarly, children can use the play board with 30 blend play cards to race and reach the finish space by naming maximum words beginning with consonants blends. Ages 4yrs+. Quick View

Beat The Bear is played in a similar manner to traditional lotto. There will be lots of fun and excitement as the team of three children selected one card at a time from the top of the deck. If a player picks up a card that matches a 'single sound' on his/her board, it may be placed in the correct position. Be careful, each time a piece of the bear is turned over, it must be put on the bear's board. Once the picture of the bear has been completed, the race begins in earnest. The bear has now won the game, unless one of the three players can successfully complete his/her board before the remaining cards have been turned over. Beat The Bear will provide  delightful way for beginner readers to reinforce their recognition of the following single sound - b, c , d, h, l, m, p, r, s, t. 4 durable mats 25cm x 33.5cm. 81 laminated playing cards are included in a sturdy storage bag.

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Played in the same manner as Beat The Bear, this game is based on the following initial consonant blends - br, cl, cr, dr, gr, sk, sl, sp, st, tr. Three children play as a team to see if they can complete one of their boards before the 12 puzzle pieces of the elephant picture have been placed on the elephant's mat. Who will win - the children or the elephant? This game contains 81 laminatd playing cards. 4 durable mats 25cm x 33.5cm.

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The desk games are a smaller version of the large floor reading games. These durable games are designed for use by two players and are supplied complete with the appropriate movers, counters and dice. Rules of play are printed on each mat for permanent reference. Each game mat measures 33cm x 28cm.

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An interesting game for all pupils as players manoeuver their way up in the rocket mat to 'Mission Complete'. Each time a player lands on a 'star' he/she must correctly answer the addition sum on a card or move back to his/her last position on the game. Printed on a wipe clean mat measuring 45cm x 90cm and comes complete with movers, dice and 120 laminated cards based on number combinations to 20. You can also write your own cards and create a new game.

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This simple mathematical game is in a fun to learn format which combines the skills of tactical noughts and crosses with addition facts for numbers 2-12. This game allows four players to participate. Instructions are printed permanently on the bottom of the durable mat measuring 67cm x 50cm. It comes complete with dice, giant counters and storage bag. Quick View

A floor game designed to encourage children to learn or to reinforce the multiplication facts from the one times table to the six times table. This giant floor game measures 67cm x 50cm and includes 40 counters, 2 dice and storage bag. Instructions are printed permanently on the bottom of the durable wipe clean mat. Ages 4+. Quick View

Exceptionally challenging word game of chance and strategy. The object of the game is to make as many words with the highest point value as possible among the random popped letters. Helps children build their confidence, increase their vocabulary and develop critical thinking and problem solving skills. Ages 8yrs+. Quick View

Ride high on the wave, dodging obstacles as you play number cards to raise or lower the water level. The player with the least wipeouts wins. Ages 8+. Quick View

Slightly more challenging questions than Alien Adventure and still about space and the universe. Requires strategy, thinking and a little luck. Ages 7+. Quick View

A challenging game for sharpening observation skills, concentration and verbal expression. Seventeen pairs of graded and numbered cards, each pair consisting of one complete reference card and one card with five items missing. Requires children to test their observation skills. Ages 4+.

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A fun activity that will keep everyone entertained. Catch all your brightly coloured fish before your opponents. Great game promoting hand-eye coordination and concentration skill. Includes 4 rods, 4 stands to place your catch and 12 coloured fish. Ages 4yrs+. Quick View

Manoeuvre the fish to the four coloured pockets in the play cloth, but beware, the fishes have to avoid the black caves. If they swim in, the shark will eat them! This game strengthens dexterity, co-ordination, co-operation and verbal communication. For 2 - 4 players. Ages 4yrs+. Quick View

Recognizing differences in sequencing. Twelve sets of four pictures. One new element is added from one picture to the next. Develop children's observation, story telling and vocabulary skills. Ages 3+. Quick View