Games and Puzzles

A flipping good brain game for children aded four and up.

You have to arrange the beanstalk (and Jack and the giant) so that it looks like the picture in the challenge.  The problem is that you can only put the pieces in from the top and, as they fall, they flip over.  So you have to work out how to put the pieces in so that, when they land, they are facing the right direction.

Booklet with 60 different challenges which get progressively harder.

Age suitability: 4-7 years.

Follow the clues to find the red diamond.

Single person brain game with 80 challenges.  You will be told where some of the gems lie and then, with the help of a clue or two from the challenge booklet, you have to work out where the remainder go.

Age suitability: 8 years upwards.

Be the first to find all four vegetables in this early years board game but first you have to remember where they are hidden under the leaves..

2-4 players.

Age suitability: 4 years plus.

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Traditional backgammon game with wooden board, counters and dice.

The board measures about 28 cm across.

Made from FSC™-certified wood.

Easy bingo-type game for preschool children.  One player picks a picture card and says what it is.  Then the player with that image on their board claims the picture and places it on their board.   The first player to complete their board wins the game.

Contains six playing cards and 54 chunky cardboard pictures.

Age suitability: 4 years plus.