Connect 4 has risen to new heights in this advanced challenge. Play on a 4x4x4 matrix, building carefully to ensure you make a row of four before your opponent does. There are 64 possible spaces to use to your advantage. Win horizonatally, vertically, or diagonally

Toss the ball, pick up a puzzle piece, and add it to the correct puzzle. Hop, waddle, or stomp your way to the puzzle depending on the animal you picked up!

"EeBoo's award-winning Sloth in a Hurry will provide laughter for all players! Quick! Can you act Who, What, & How? Take turns drawing a Who and What card, then spin for the How! Are you a Zombie Roller Skating on the Moon? Or perhaps a Penguin Walking a Tightrope with a Robot Partner? This quick-action improv game gets kids up, active, and laughing. Easy to learn and play, Sloth in a Hurry is a non-competitive, confidence building game."--Publisher...

"Your toddler will build skills: fine motor skills, color matching, shape recognition, direction following, and turn taking with Rainy Ranch! Roll the die to lead animals into the barn, watch out for raindrops, and get everyone safely inside before it rains." -- Publisher description.

The guess how much I love you game helps players to develop cognitive, strategic, memory, physical, visual, and language skills as well as important social skills: taking turns, following rules, sharing and respecting others.

Welcome to Ella Mentry School, the weirdest elementary school in the history of the world. And things just got weirder with the arrival of Miss Bernard, a new teacher encouraging kids to say whatever they want about the other teachers. In htis hilarious game with more than 570,000 card combinatoins, get your first two cards to rhyme, complete and read aloud your weird sentence, and add up your points after three rounds wins the game!

Bingo game that teaches players to recognize and use consonant sounds. Initial Consonants Bingo Learn to recognize all 21 consonants Match consonant sounds with 42 photos Build phonics and reading skills

Letter games help children recognize letters, spell, and learn simple word recognition. Skills: object and word recognition; letter recognition and letter matching; spelling; sorting and grouping; concentration and memory; taking turns and sharing.

Each player tries to be the first to get his playing piece from the basement to the attic.

Two-sided game board lets players enjoy either the beginner or advanced version of the game in which points are scored by placing letter tiles on the gameboard squares in crossword fashion to make words.