Related products
ENID BLYTON – FAMOUS FIVE MYSTERY PUZZLES
Zome Tool – Hyperspace Cube
The Hyperspace Cube Zome Tool Kit allows you to experience the 4th dimension first hand! Simple instructions make child's play of the journey from zero to 4 dimensions, using that most familiar shape -- the cube. Build different "flat" cubes, regular cubes and amazing "shadows" from the 4th dimension! The Kit contains 74 parts: 16 white nodes, 12 short blue struts, 24 long blue struts, 2 short yellow struts, 8 medium yellow struts, 8 long yellow struts, and 4 medium red struts, plus detailed instructions. Ages: 6 years +
Zome Tool – Pioneer Beginner Kit
Zome is a completely unique construction 'toy' in that it is easy enough for a 6-year-old to play with, while at the same time letting adult users build truly mind-boggling models.
Many of the construction toys available today use magnets to stick together. That’s pretty cool, but unfortunately the weight of the parts restrict building any large or mobile structures. Zome uses precisely constructed pieces that fit together perfectly and offers the ability for kids to expand their objects in up to 61 different dimensions! When completed a Zome built object can be picked up, turned around, and examined from any angle.
This kit has 121 pieces and is packaged with a plastic tray for sorting and storing parts. Ages: 6 years +
Smart Wood: Magnetic Friends
Smart Wood: Fantasy Blocks
WHAT’S THE POINT
Finally! A fun way to help you understand decimals, fractions and percentages. Flick the spinner and hope for a match to your hand of fraction, decimal and percentage cards. The more cards you put down, the sooner you win. A fun, visual way to help master a difficult concept. Spin round the board in a race to be first to return all your cards.
Toot and Otto
This simple strategy game makes for great fun as two players take the personality of Toot or Otto. Who'll be the first to spell his name? Each player starts off with 12 letter tiles, six Ts and six Os. By dropping these tiles down the chutes on the vertical game board, they begin their quest to spell their respective names. Toot or Otto can be spelled from left to right, up or down, and even diagonally. A second level of cooperative play encourages kids to play together. For head-to-head challenge that's second to none, TOOT and OTTO is a lot of fun!

Reviews
There are no reviews yet.