You can now play Scrabble on your refrigerator with these awesome Scrabble Magnetic Refrigerator Tiles. If your kids want a snack, make them come up with a word!
Rubber Horseshoes Set
It’s getting warmer outside, which means it’s time for some fun outdoor games! And nothing is fun like horseshoes – just like the old days, except without the concussions.
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Doinkit Darts
With powerful neodymium rare earth magnets embedded in the tip of each dart, Doinkit Darts is the highest quality safety-tipped dart board on the market. A great way to teach kids the fun and skills of darts, perfect for the game room!
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Sorry Spin
Like the old-school game Sorry, in Sorry Spin you can affect the other players, sending them backward on the board. The new twist is that the game boards rotate, sometimes spinning you closer to your goal, sometimes spinning you farther away. It’s a new game every time you play!
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Discovery Kids My World Map
A perfect game for kids getting ready for summer vacation (and family trips), the Discovery Kids My World Map is a fun tool for teaching little ones about the world in which we all live. They learn about animals and the ecosystem they live in, plus geographic areas, continents, and more!
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Cranium Scribblish
Hilarious and addictive, Scribblish is kind of like Apples to Apples, kind of like Cranium, kind of like Pictionary… It’s a great game for kids 8 and up – you don’t need drawing skills, just a sense of humor!
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Qwirkle Board Game
The winner of several game awards, Qwirkle is a game where you score points by matching colors and shapes with each other, but it’s open-ended like Scrabble. Game play can take you in many different directions, and no two games are alike. It’s suitable for those 6 and up, and is perfect for those around 10 years old or so.
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Sounds Like a Plan
Much like the much-loved game Apples to Apples, Sounds Like a Plan is a game where the “dealer” picks the best plan for various activities or problems. There are a few twists, including a game board to help you keep score, and a die to introduce variations – Best Advice, Worst Advice, Grandma’s Advice (Best Advice a Grandma Would Give), and so on. It’s a fresh enough take to be completely fun, but similar enough to other games to be very easy to pick up.
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