Kids Birthday Party Games

Description

Players practice key reading skills by taking on the powers of the Super Why team! The board and skill-based character cards help children build reading skills by identifying letters, rhyming, correcting silly sentences and learning how to read basic words.Alpha Pig with Alphabet Power: Players point to the uppercase letter on the board that matches the lowercase letter on the card.Wonder Red with Word Power: Players read the words or look at the pictures on the card and say another word or words that rhyme.Princess Presto with Spelling Power: Players say the word pictured on the card, then point to the first letter or fist two letters of that word on the center of the board.Super Why with the Power to Read: Players point to the word on the board that should replace the underlined word on the card to make the silly sentence make sense.

Features

• Players Take On The Powers Of The Super Why
• Based On Key Reading Skills Such As Alphabet Recognition Rhyming Spelling And Basic Reading
• The Winner Is The First To Join Each Of The Four Characters And Reach Finish
• Tv Show Nominated For An Emmy In 2008
• #3 Rated Preschool Program For Children 3 -5

Description

3 years & up. Match numbers to 10 with this simple, classic matching game. 2-4 players.

Features

• 3 years and up
• Match numbers to 10 with this simple, classic matching game
• 2-4 players

Description

3 years & up. Be the first player to collect all six tiles to fill a lotto card and win! 2-6 players.

Features

• 6 game boards.
• 36 pieces.
• Pieces are 2 x 2".
• Develops picture recognition and matching skills.
• For ages 3+.

Description

The farm animals have come out of their barn to play UNO! Round them up by matching colors or animals. Is there a blue pig on the barn roof? Match it with any blue animal or any color pig. You can also play a farmer, he's wild and matches anything! The first player to get all of their figures back in the barn wins!For 2 - 4 players, ages 3 and up.

Features

• The farm animals have come out of their barn to play UNO
• Round them up by matching colors or animals
• The first player to get all of their figures back in the barn wins
• Includes 1 Play-and-Store Barn, 28 Animal and Farmer Figures
• Finalists for 10th Annual Toy of the Year (TOTY) Awards

Description

For 1-4 players.The I Spy Preschool Game is the self-correcting matching game where players match riddles with pictures. When all the pairs are completed everyone wins. Beginners "read" the pictures and advanced players read the words. There are five ways to play, including a memory version. I Spy Preschool Game helps players to practice the important pre-reading skills of visual discrimination, matching, rhyming and "reading" pictures. It also helps teaches cooperation and how to follow rules. Contains 12 interlocking pairs and game rules.

"I spy with my little eye" is the chiming chorus of road trips with kids, and also now of this game for preschoolers. It develops reading skills through colors, pictures--the high-impact compositions of everyday stuff from the I Spy books by Jean Marzollo--and rhymes. Different games are possible with the same set of easy-to-read cards: listening, rhyming, and matching. Older kids can play with their younger, nonreading siblings without any rivalry. That's because, in this game, everybody wins. But in order to succeed, you gotta stop, look, and listen. --Lynne Sampson

Features

• Players match riddles with pictures, interlocking pairs ensure only the correct matches are possible
• Riddles and photographs from the popular I Spy book series
• Contains 12 interlocking I Spy Puzzle pairs and I Spy Preschool game rules
• 3 ways to play: versions are included for beginning and advanced players
• Safe for toddlers, no small parts
• Promotes matching, reading and social skills, also helps them learn to cooperate and follow rules

Description

Can you "catch" all these colorful sea creatures, then put them back where they belong' Redesigned artwork brings new life to these much-loved, creative magnetic games. Includes beautiful board with 10 magnetic pieces and magnetic wand. Measures 11.8" x 9.1" x .6".

Features

• Colorful magnetic fishing game comes to life with redesigned artwork
• Special magnetic wand magically captures puzzle pieces on the game board
• Fun and challenging way to develop hand-eye coordination, visual perception and fine motor skills
• 10 removable pieces

Description

A fun game of picture matching with Curious George and friends! It's the classic game of matching and memory-now featuring everybody's favorite monkey! Flip over two tiles to find colorful pictures of Curious George and his friends. Did you find a match? If so, keep them in your scoring pile and take another turn. If not, turn them back over-but try to remember what pictures they had for later in the game. Collect the most pairs to win!

Features

• Memory skills
• Encourages turn-taking and playing together
• Lightweight and portable for easy on-the go-fun
• Through research, invention and thousands of play-tests, we understand how to make great games for kids and families
• 72 picture tiles

Description

A simple matching game designed to help children sharpen their memory and visual skills ! This memory game feature all the animals kids adore. We know how kids are, so each piece is made of durable thick card stock for long durability.

Features

• Develops memory ans visual skills.
• Cards are large for easy handling.
• Real play = Good thinking
• Ages 3+
• 10 pairs to match.

Description

Nearly 90% of all brain growth occurs in the first five years of life. Parents can capitalize on this impressionable time by improving and varying the sights, sounds, and smells in a child's immediate surroundings. With this eminently practical guide in hand, parents can actively promote the motor, cognitive, and social skills that will make a difference in a child's readiness for formal, academic learning later on. Ideal for busy parents, Make Your Own Preschool Games describes quick and inexpensive-to-make activities that can be assembled from materials found at home--paper cups, bottle caps, clothespins, magazines, shoeboxes, and grocery bags. Designed to be used as part of dynamic play, these games will help expand a child's math, science, art, music, language, reading, and writing knowledge while providing the necessary and fun one-on-one bonding time that every child craves with her parents.

Description

Its a barrel of fun for the whole family! Push the pirate into his barrel, select your favourite color swords, then take turns sliding a sword into the barrel slots. But beware - if the pirate pops up you're OUT! The last remaining player is the winner. No batteries required.

Pop Up Pirate! promises hours of amusement. After all, who doesn't like to see a pirate get shot out of a barrel? The game is simple. The unlucky pirate is pushed into the top of a brown plastic barrel, readying the spring mechanism for his eventual launch. Players then take turns pushing colorful plastic swords into holes on the side of the barrel, one by one until finally someone releases the spring and sends the poor little pirate on his way. Whoever makes the pirate pop loses, until the next round at any rate. The game includes a blue plastic base, the brown barrel (the sort that pirates would use for grog), and 24 plastic swords--six each of yellow, red, green, and blue. There's also lots of stickers of birds, smiling sharks, and even an ogling octopus, although they don't stay stuck very well. The pirate himself has a big black mustache and wears an eye patch and a purple plastic scarf over his head. Luckily, he doesn't seem to mind getting jounced around so much, since he also has a gigantic, if somewhat cautious, grin. --David Morel

Features

• The surprise family game that is a real barrel of fun
• Take turns sliding the colorful swords into the barrel
• Beware - if the pirate pops up on your turn, you are out
• Kids love the popping action of the pirate flying out of the barrel
• No reading required