Take friendly competition to a new level as you race your opponents to the top of this colorful tower! Leaps and Ledges puts a twist to the traditional board game with its intriguing design—sending daring players up and down instead of around. Play your cards just right to move your pawns up in small steps or big leaps—but beware; only pawns of the same color can occupy a level. Some cards allow you to sabotage your opponents by sending them down levels or by knocking them off completely. Watch out for sneaky players on a rampage—they will knock everyone off on their way up! Wild cards add suspense to the mix by knocking opponents backwards or forcing them to overshoot the top crown. To be safe, move your pawns in pairs and protect them from attacks. The first player to get all four of their pawns to the top is the tower champion! With multiple strategy tricks to learn, you'll be tempted to challenge family and friends again and again! For 2 to 4 players.

• Strengthens math, strategy and problem-solving skills
• Fast pace family game that's adaptable to a wide range of ages and skill levels
• Sturdy base, 15 colorful platforms, tower crown, 72 playing cards and 15 pawns
• Cards are numbered 1-12 plus four types of specialty cards: "Flip, Rampage, Wild and Precision"

For 2-4 players, 8 years+.

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The elephants are ready to impress in this thrilling building game for kids. Help the circus troupe in their star attraction but don’t let them fall! Taking turns, roll the die to find out how many elephants you must stack on to the pyramid. The player who manages to place the last elephant on the pyramid wins. The perfect first game, Zimbbos teaches color recognition, counting, and develops dexterity and balance awareness. This all wooden building game is sustainably made. Ages 3 and up, 1-4 players.

Skills:

• Counting
• Manual Dexterity
• Balance

Contents:

• 10 Wooden Elephants
• 5 Wooden Jokers
• 3 Wooden Bars
• 1 Wooden Die
• Illustrated Rules:

Awards:

• Oppenheim Gold Seal
• Dr. Toy 10 Best Games
• Parents’ Choice Silver Honor

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Gobblet plays like Tic-Tac-Toe but with strategy and memory mixed in. This wooden board game takes just seconds to learn but a lifetime to master. Gobble up, line up four pieces in a row and win! Beautifully crafted from 100% sustainable wood, Gobblet self-stores all the playing pieces and looks attractive on display.

With irresistible, fast-moving play and astonishingly simple rules, Gobblet is a fun strategy game for the whole family! Ages 7 to Adult, for 2 players. Play time 10-20 minutes.

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The number 2 bean bag weighs twice as much as the number 1 bean bag. A number 5 bean bag is equal to a number 2 and 3 bean bag. Kids can balance the bean bags on the scales, while learning simple addition and subtraction with this highly educational game. Size approximately 60cm x 20cm x 15cm. Five pairs of beanbags numbered 1-5. Ages 3yrs+.

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Trace and count from one to ten with these wooden number cards. Designed so that kids can learn the shapes of numbers by tracing them with their fingers. Supplied in a pine storage box. Includes 10 cards each measuring 15cm x 10cm.

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An innovative, fun learning tool perfect to use for many maths and language activities. Place flashcards in the clear vinyl pockets to create an instant lesson. For example work on counting, number recognition, probability, letter identification, reading sight words and identifying emotions. You can even place family photos, conversation starters, story writing ideas or writing prompts, the possibilities are endless! Each face measures 10cm x 10cm (cards not included).

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These versatile wooden discs are limited only by your imagination. With a blackboard surface on one side they are ready to become whatever you want them to be. Create matching games, memory games, math and literacy games, or anything you're imagination takes you to. This wooden disc set is a brilliant open-ended toy great for any learning environment. The beech discs measure 5cm in diameter.

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This is a great way to introduce mathematical concepts through play. Children can use their problem-solving skills to complete the puzzles. When they are ready and are showing interest, you can begin to discuss the concepts of fractions and talk about how many pieces make up a whole, half and quarters, for example. A great puzzle that can be used in the early years and reintroduced when children are ready to learn about mathematical concepts. This set contains fractions from 1 whole to 1/10. Made of beech. The wooden storage tray measures 18cm in diameter and the formed puzzles measure 15cm in diameter.

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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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The Tower of Hanoi is a mathematical game or puzzle. It consists of three rods and a eight disks of different sizes which can slide onto any rod. The puzzle starts with the disks in a neat stack in ascending order of size on one rod, the smallest at the top. The objective of the puzzle is to move the entire stack to another rod, obeying the following simple rules: Only one disk can be moved at a time. Each move consists of taking the upper disk from one of the stacks and placing it on top of another stack or on an empty rod. No larger disk may be placed on top of a smaller disk.

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A fun way to introduce numeracy while encouraging children to feel positive and confident while they learn through play. Use these colourful beech number pairs (40pcs) to improve number and colour recognition. The discs are screen printed for durability and come with a drawstring storage bag. Each disc measures 5cm diameter.

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Players try to collect exactly six apples or exactly six carrots or exactly six nuts and place them face up for safe storage. This is done by flipping over cards during a turn and deciding to keep what has been flipped or continuing to try to get more. But players should not get too greedy, because if they flip over the same type of food twice in row, then they lose all of the cards that they have previously collected on that turn. At any time, a player can choose to stop flipping over cards, in order to not risk losing what they have collected. However, players must stop after flipping over a maximum of 4 cards. 5yrs+. Learn More

Children will have much fun with this construction, early mathematics and manipulative set. Ideal for developing fine motor skills, for counting, sorting and creative design. Set includes 48 pebbles in 4 sizes and 6 colors, and 12 x 2-sided A4 activity cards. Pebbles measure 3cm - 9cm. Learn More

Children will have much fun with this construction, early mathematics and manipulative set. Ideal for developing fine motor skills, and for counting, sorting and creative design. Set includes 36 pebbles in 6 sizes and 6 colors, and 20 activity cards. Pebbles measure 3cm - 9cm. Comes in a sturdy plastic container.

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A problem solving game, introduction to addition and subtraction. Use magic decoder to check answers. Ages 5-8. Learn More

A game of decision making, counting and anticipation with a duration of 10-25 minutes. For 2-4 players. Ages 5+. Learn More

This is a race in which the more sums you answer correctly, the faster you move.  Ages 3 - 5years.

 

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Contains 32 durable plastic pieces and an activity book. Recognize basic geometric shapes, colours, size and texture. Learn More

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+. Learn More

Just move the monkeys toes to the 2 numbers you want to multiply and the answer will appear in the ring between his hands. Ages 5+. Learn More

In this Snap and Pairs game players must match multiplication sums covering 5 & 10 times tables, for example 5x2 matches 1x10.  Ages 5+. Learn More

Players match math equivalents. For example 24-12 matches 6x2. Ages 8+. Learn More

A useful snap game to help improve number skills. Players match numbers, words and images from zero through to ten. Ages 3+. Learn More