The Crazy Scientist LAB - Magical Mirrors Most people don't think twice about mirrors. For them, it is just a device to "check out" their looks… But NOT for you after experimenting with this kit!The magical world of mirrors from a science perspective is quite amazing.Over a dozen experiments that will blow your mind – the "Infinite Mirror", the "Disappearing Face", building your own Kaleidoscope to name a few.Looking at mirrors will never feel the same!This science kit comes equipped with the necessary equipment excluding some common household items.It includes a clear guide accompanied by photos of the processes as well as fascinating scientific explanations & facts. Winner of the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio - Gold Seal Award 2017Age: 6-99

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Suitable for 10 years and older - Crystal Craze - Science Kit for young researchers.18 experimentsThis kit is a one-stop on how to grow different types of funky and glamorous homemade crystals. In one of the most comprehensive Crazy Scientist LAB kits ever, covering 18 experiments, our young scientists will be working with exciting materials such as Copper Sulphate, Alum, Epsom salt and saline solutions. They will learn about the various types of crystals - why and how they form and eventually create a variety of different shiny and colourful Crystals! The kit comes equipped with the necessary equipment excluding some common household items. It includes a clear guide accompanied with photos of the processes as well as fascinating scientific explanations and facts.

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Be prepared to flex your mental muscle to get through this assortment of riddles, codes, and logic problems. Challenge your friends to a game of wits or play individually when you feel like flying solo. Features excellent problem solving exercise answers on the back of each card. 65 cards, great for travel.

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The Kinetic MAGNETIC MIXER Maker KitRead How MacMakerson and his friend Maya create a magnetic mixer to save their middle school from the world's worst chocolate milk. Then build one yourself with the included parts and instructions. Switch on the completed mixer to create a swirling vortex in your glass!The 32-page comic book illustrates the adventure, provides complete build instructions, and presents science facts and experiments. This STEAM kit investigates VORTEX SCIENCE, MAGNETISM, and ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS.- 32-Page Comic Book/Makers Guide- 3-Volt DC Motor- Magnetic Flea- Magnetic Base Spinner- Potentiometer- Acrylic Sheet- Battery Box- Project Housing- 5 Hook-and-Loop Fasteners- 2 Double-Sided Tape Circles- 6 Maker Science CardsBattery Powered and PortableVariable Speed MotorWhirling Vortex Action

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The Crazy Scientist - The Five Senses 'The Crazy Scientist' series, a collection of science tricks, was created by a joint venture of 2 crazy scientists and the 'Purple Cow'. A combination bound to create an excellent and yet crazy experience! Each science trick comes with a simple and yet clever scientific explanation. Age: 6+Some magic tricks may require adult supervision as indicated. They are nothing short of a breakthrough in the transfer of S.T.E.A.M. love to kids. The beautiful thing about them is that they all use common household materials. 20 science tricks - discover exciting new facts about your senses!

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Energetic experiments for young scientists20 amazing science experiments on Forces & Energy including the telepathic bottles; the acrobat egg and the paper-made bridge. Suitable for ages 6+ 'The Crazy Scientist' series, a collection of science tricks, was created by a joint venture of 2 crazy scientists and the 'Purple Cow'. A combination bound to create an excellent and yet crazy experience! Each science trick comes with a simple and yet clever scientific explanation. Age: 6+ Some magic tricks may require adult supervision as indicated. They are nothing short of a breakthrough in the transfer of S.T.E.A.M. love to kids. The beautiful thing about them is that they all use common household materials.

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Another award-winning game from Breaking Games, Letter Tycoon was chosen as a Mensa Mind Games Winner for 2015! Build Your Alphabet Empire! Build words, buy letters and score big! Use your hand of 7 cards plus any of the 3 community cards to make a word worth valuable money and stocks. Collect letter patents to earn royalties and invoke unique privileges. Patents, money and stocks add up to victory. Create the most valuable alphabet empire and YOU can become the Letter Tycoon!

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If I can get to the center first... the power will be mine! The torches are lit. Researching your notes, you find a poem that will guide your way through the circular temple: If magic you wish to awake,Your three runes you have to take,And bring them to the center room,By passing through the moving gates....If you can be the first to the center, the power will be yours! Players use their runes to manoeuvre through each concentric path in a circular temple. Each rune moves 2, 3, or 4 spaces, indicated by the rune's image. Between each path lies a moving gateway. Look out though, as every rune in each ring will cause the gateways to move faster! Number of Players: 2-4Age Group: 12+Time To Play: 20-45 minutes

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An amazing new game from designer Steve Ewoldt, 4 The Birds is a fun for the whole family! It's the classic line-up game (four in a row or four in a square wins) with twists like a pecking order among birds, non-player crows and hawks that scatter the flock and 6 powerful action cards per player that allow players to swoop in for a win.

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The party game Top That Toast consists of two decks of cards: 50 Tone Cards and 200 Topic Cards. All players begin the game by drawing 5 Topic Cards. The oldest player in the group begins as the "Facilitoaster." The Facilitoaster begins the round by drawing a Tone Card, which determines the tone or style of the toast (some examples include "Humor," "Sincere," "Tearjerker," and "Roast"). All other players respond by submitting a Topic Card, face-down on the table. The Facilitoaster then reads the Topic Cards aloud and chooses the Topic Card that, in his or her opinion, best matches the Tone Card and deserves to be toasted. The player who submitted that Topic Card then delivers a toast and thereby wins a Tone Card for that round. There are additional competitive aspects of the game. In the event that 2 or more of the same Topic Card is submitted in a round, the Facilitoaster has the option to call for a Toast Off, where the players who submitted the same Topic Card each give a toast. The Facilitoaster will award the Tone Card to the player who gave the best toast. When the Top That Toast Tone Card is drawn, each player will give a toast based on the Topic Card that is selected by the Facilitoaster. Once all toasts are completed, the Facilitoaster chooses which player is awarded the Tone Card. After each round, the role of the Facilitoaster rotates around the table. Once a player has won a pre-determined number of Tone Cards, that player wins the game!

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The BossWith each card played, you gain more information about the loot or sanctions that may be yours for the taking in different American cities. Basing upon this information, you send out the members of your gang to those cities: some are pros, some are wannabes. Whoever has the most gang members in a city cashes the loot or undergoes the sanction. When going to Chicago, you have no choice but to split your takings with the boss himself: Al Capone. The further the game progresses, the higher the stakes are getting, especially in Chicago. The Boss is essentially a card game (with a small game board for keeping scores) of deduction, bluffing, and a lot of backstabbing.2-4 Players, Ages 10+

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Following on from the success of Kingdomino we have Queendomino - a more involved game for the heavier gamers. It adds additional mechanisms and aspects to extend the decision making. Queendomino is an expansion of the popular Kingdomino universe. It offers more complex challenges, a new territory to conquer, and a way for more players to participate. 2 to 4 players can play Queendomino as a stand-alone game, but with the addition of a Kingdomino game, 4 player may play the 7 x 7 kingdom variation, and 6 players may play the 5 x 5 kingdom variation. Suitable for 8+

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That's right, now you can ship POOP in a Bag to anyone and thanks to the Brown Bag's built-in box, it will actually arrive on their doorstep in the Brown Bag! We slap a shipping label on the back and you tell us where to aim the POOP! Tell us where you’re shipping #POOPinaBag on social media!A new way to send POOP to your friends or enemies...Perfect for pranking!Makes a great gag gift!Post pictures of your #POOPinaBag experience on social media!

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To Go - Backgammon Magnetic travel games Compact and chic, a variety of 35 classic board games designed in a slim tin case, printed both sides with magnetic pawns and pieces. Fun and affordable travel games, for ages 3+

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4 puzzles inside Number of Players: 1 player Inside: A variety of 13 different magnets, 2 game boards and solution insert. Game objective: To solve the 4 brain teaser puzzles as quickly as possible. How to Play: The game consists of 4 different brain teaser puzzles. Pick a set of magnets of one colour, mix them up and try to fit them in the corresponding grid. Each puzzle consists of 3 or 4 pieces and there is only one way that the pieces can be placed to solve the puzzle. Not suitable for under 3 years old due to small pieces.

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Games & PuzzlesWinner of the Spiele des Jahres 2017 - a prestigious award - Excellent Boardgame Geek Review.It is a 2 to 4 player strategy game that plays like dominoes with a kingdom-building twist. Each turn you will connect a new domino to your existing kingdom, making sure that at least one of its sides connects to a matching element already in play. Make sure to include dominoes with crowns on them, because at the end of the game you will score points equal to the total number of matching elements multiplied by the number of crowns. More from BoardGame Geek:"The final charm I guess is that Kingdomino works both as a relaxed experience and as a more competitive game. Families or friends that don't like a lot of 'take that' can quietly go about their kingdom building and pay little attention to what others are doing, tally up scores and whether they win or not, they can look at their little kingdom at game's end. More competitive players though, certainly have the ability to look at the scoring potential of their opponents and take 'that' tile that would result in a big boon"

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Just the news you want to hear! It's a game. OK? Game 18+ This is a fake yet really fun take on the way headline news comes around to readers and viewers. The gameplay asks players to create a winning headline for the chosen target audience using a picture (image), Phrase (words or a saying) and the audience (who are you talking to) using cards placed in front of you by the person playing as the Judge. Write it down and reveal it in front of the judge (who is also playing the game) and may the best headline win! Remember this is a game!Number of Players: 3-8Age Group: 18+Time to Play: 15 Minutes150 Cards. Endless headline possibilities.

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Can you get 4 in a row? The Game of 49 is an exciting strategic game where you will need to bid, budget, battle and buy your way to victory. The Game of 49 is great for families but gamers love it too.

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Neoville is looking for architects to build a city that is a combination of human habitation and the natural world. Are you up to the challenge? Position tiles strategically to build skyscrapers and utilities in your 4x4 city. Skyscrapers will be worth harmony points at the end of the game based on their value and district size. Utilities will be worth harmony points when their position in the city fits their own requirements. However, skyscrapers or utilities which do not meet their requirements will count as negative points! Who will design the most harmonious city? How to Play: Choose a tile and strategically position it in your model, then you can add an eco-friendly building or a service to the new tile. Buildings earn you points based on their size and the size of the district they are in, and services earn you points based on their own specifications This 2 to 4 players city building game can be enjoyed by parents playing with their children as well as adults, Best recommended for ages 10 & Up.

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Photosynthesis - A stunning beautiful game - everything about this game is fabulous! Check out the reviews on line!!The sun shines brightly on the canopy of the forest, and the trees use this wonderful energy to grow and develop their beautiful foliage. Sow your crops wisely and the shadows of your growing trees could slow your opponents down, but don't forget that the sun revolves around the forest. Welcome to the world of Photosynthesis, the green strategy board game! This game features realistic gameplay and beautiful graphics.2-4 players, Ages 8+

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PlanetAges 8+ 2-4 playersThe world is taking shape in the palm of your hands. Take on the role of super beings and complete to create perfect worlds with the ideal conditions for wildlife to flourish. In this very unique game, each player's board is a 12-sided 3-dimensions planet core. Throughout 12 turns, select landscape tiles representing oceans, deserts, mountains or frozen lands, and arrange them on your planet to create the best ecosystems. Win Animal Cards while fulfilling your own "Natural Habitat" objective and create the most populated planet in the universe!Skills: StrategyBox size: 292 x 292 x 89mmMagnetic sphere and tiles

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Blue Lagoon is the newest game from Reiner Knizia, one of the most prolific designers of all time. The game’s publisher, Blue Orange, primarily creates products aimed at a younger audience, but they usually put out one or two “gamer’s games” per year, such as New York 1901, Photosynthesis, or Kingdomino. This year, like every year, I was interested to see what their big release would be, and when I heard it was a Knizia design, my excitement level jumped. Blue Lagoon is played on a hex grid board, which shows eight islands divided by water. Each island has spaces for resource/statuette markers, and at the start of the game, these pieces are mixed together and randomly distributed in these spaces. Each player receives a number of “villager” tokens and five hut pieces in his color.The game is divided into two phases: Exploration and Settlement. In each, players take turns placing their villagers on the board, either on land or on water. The gameplay is similar in both phases, but with some minor differences. For such a simple game system, Blue Lagoon has a fair amount of strategy. The turn sequence is little more than “you place a piece, I place a piece,” but players constantly find themselves torn between multiple desirable goals. Is it better to nab resource tokens before others get them, or try to get on all eight islands? And what about huts? What is the best way to place them during the first half to maximize the outcome of the second half? None of the decisions are excruciating on their own, but together—trying to balance resource collection, area majority, and route building, all while working to prevent opponents from doing the same—every move feels like it matters.I enjoyed Blue Lagoon. Clocking in at around a half-hour, it moves along at a nice pace. The game scales well between player counts, but I prefer it with three or four; more players means a tighter game with a more claustrophobic board. It also has an attractive visual appeal, particularly the wooden resource markers and huts.All told, Blue Lagoon is a fun outing in the family game genre. Younger children might struggle to grasp its strategy, but kids over, say, nine years old shouldn’t have a problem with it. It really encapsulates Knizia’s design style and coming from me, that’s high praise. I recommend giving this one a try, preferably with the Moana soundtrack on in the background. Suitable from ages 8+

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The Purple Cow Magnetic Travel Chess Game is a magnetic, lightweight, portable boardgame which is self-contained and is an all-time classic. Give your kids or grandkids the magic of playing a classic board game while traveling. Take in the car, on holiday;on the move, and need some classic entertainment for the children the Purple Cow Magnetic Travel game collection are a perfect fit. They are affordable and make great gifts.

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Beat the maze, break the spell!Once upon a time…Discover the magic of the classic fairy tale with this original puzzle game. Can you help the knight reach Sleeping Beauty’s castle? Or maybe you’d prefer to help Sleeping Beauty escape on her own? Try to find the path from the entrance of the maze to the castle…without getting lost!Perhaps you would prefer to play as the dragon? Then the object of the game becomes the opposite! Place the dragon in the maze so that he blocks all paths to the castle, preventing and the knight and Sleeping Beauty from reaching each other.Sleeping Beauty includes 60 challenges (30 with the dragon and 30 without). It also features a family-friendly picture book with a modern twist on the original story.Stimulates these cognitive skills:- Spatial Insight- Eye-hand Coordination- Planning- Problem-solving- Visual Perception

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