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Play the game that puts numbers and letters together! Each of these sturdy, laminated cards has a number and a letter on it. Your goal is to discard all the cards in your hand first, earning points for all the cardsin other players’ hands when you do. Will discard to the number pile or letter pile? That depends on where you’ll lose the most points. Wild cards and Bomb cards help keep things interesting, too. Comes with 78 playing cards, 2 reference cards, a plastic card holder, a sheet of stickers and instructions. For 2 to 8 players. |
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Now kids can catch on to the Catch Phrase craze! The word is mustard. How will you get your team to guess it? You can use words or pantomime—whatever it takes. Just get them to guess it, so you can pass the game! If it buzzes in yourhands, the other team gets a point. It’s a wild, wacky word game packed in a handy electronic gadget. The game unit holds 5,000 clues, a timer and a scorekeeper. And, of course, a buzzer! For 4 or more players. |
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Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street? The TV show that brought millions of children learning and laughter now has its own trivia game! Take a walk down memory lane (that’s just around the corner from Sesame Street) with all of your favorite characters: Cookie Monster, Big Bird, Ernie & Bert, Oscar, Grover, Elmo, Zoe & more. Questions are divided into Easy Street and Challenge Avenue. How many teeth does the Count have? What Sesame Street Muppet got his name because he watched too much TV? The answers? 2,2 wonderful teeth – ah ah ah! and Telly Monster. The first player or team to travel down Sesame Street to the center of the board, wins the game. Come and play – everything’s A-OK! Comes with 200 cards, 4 character tokens, 1 30-second timer, 1 Game board, 1 Die, and Game instructions. For 2 – 4 Players, Ages 8 and Up. |
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The object of the game is simple, the first player tomake a Sequence of 4 chips in a row using only their colored chips, is the winner! What makes this game so great is that it’s now in a version perfect for the younger members of your sequence family. Each card and the game board contain pictures of animals, both real and mythic. If you draw the dragon card, you can take away one of any opponents chip. If you draw the unicorn card, you can place your chip anywhere on the board you like. From Alice the Alligator to Zelda the Zebra, your kids will have fun playing their own version of Sequence. Game includes folding game board, 84 colored chips, and instructions in English and Spanish. Sequence Jr. is for 2 to 4 players, ages 3 through 6. |
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Simply sprinkle the powder onto charms and bake them to a shiny finish in your Easi-Art Maker or home oven. Attach the charms to zipper pulls, key rings, and “dog chains” included in the kit. Makes twelve cloisonné-like pieces to wear and share. |
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