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Set Game
Mensa select
Improve kids' ability to find patterns and relationships in a random environment. To play, identify 3 cards that form a "set" within a group of 12 cards. Sets are based on symbols' shape, color, shade and quantity on each card. 81 cards, carrying case and instructions. For 1 to 6 players. Grades 1 and up.
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3-D Tangrams
We've always loved tangrams for the wonderful visual learning they offer-yet we were still amazed by this new discovery: tangrams that interlock and stand upright. Four full tangram sets let kids race to solve a visual challenge; also great for investigative and artistic unstructured play. Each set includes 28 tangram pieces, 40 connector clips and four bases; spiral-bound book stands on its self- contained easel and has 100 puzzles plus solutions. For 1 to 4 players. Ages 3 to adult.
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Tangoes Jr.
Tangoes Jr. brings the fun, creativity and problem-solving challenges of tangram puzzles to a toy designed specifically for kids. With a large playing surface, 7 magnetic puzzle pieces and recognizable puzzles, children can create classic tangram images. Eleven double-sided cards are included, with one side giving the youngest puzzlers helpful hints and the other offering a more difficult version of the same puzzle. The set also comes with a blank card, so that children can invent puzzles of their very own. All seven puzzle pieces store in the side drawer, and all 12 puzzle cards store beneath the playing surface. Tangoes Jr. also has an integrated carry handle, making it great for on-the-go fun. Add the People, Animal or Objects puzzle packs for 10 additional challenges per pack.
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Bella's Mystery Decks Set of 2
Bella's the brightest 13-year-old detective we know—and soon to be your kid's favorite sleuth. Which twin stole the diamond ring? What is Mrs. Grinder's houseguest hiding? Fun illustrations and fascinating characters keep kids engaged as they test their powers of deduction and hone reading skills. Card game deck features 50 unique mysteries. Solutions printed in reverse type; mirror card included.
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Spy Alley
Mensa Select 1998
As an international secret agent, your mission is to get your password, disguise, codebook and embassy key before your opponents discover who you are. Includes game board, six markers, identification cards and spy scorecards. 2 to 6 players.
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Mindtrap Puzzle Books Set of 2
These books will keep you thinking and laughing for hours. Who can find the clue to solve each quick mystery in Tricky Mindtrap Puzzles? Who will be first to solve the trick questions and optical illusions in Lateral Mindtrap Puzzles? The solutions may be simple, but you’ll kick yourself for not thinking of them. Ages 10 to adult
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Bendomino!
Bendominoes are just like regular dominoes but with an innovative curved design, so each piece that is placed not only has to match but also has to fit. Curve the game into a closed loop to block your opponent! Rule book has four variations for play. Includes 28 bendominoes in a tin. 2 to 4 players.
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The Way Things Work Game
Make models, perform experiments and learn all about how things work as you answer questions in this game based on the best-selling book. Three levels of challenge allow everyone to play. Level 1 starts the discoveries with 100 “What? When? Where? Why? How?“ cards. In Level 2, think like a scientist as you solve mechanical problems with simple machines and 60 “Use Your Head” cards. Level 3 adds 50 amazing experiments. 2 to 4 players.
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Colorku
Start with clues from one of the 104 puzzle cards, and then try to place a single ball of each color in every row, in every column, and in every 3 x 3 box. Game board and colored balls are made from high-quality solid wood; 13.5" square. |
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Parenting Tip: Do the typical children's games leave your gifted children less than enthused and maybe a little bit bored? To avoid this problem, always look for games that will encourage your child to think. Gifted kids love mental challenge; they love to learn. So any game that challenges them or allows them to learn will be sure to be hits!
When you're looking for games for your gifted children, keep in mind that the recommended ages are not always accurate -- unless the game was designed for gifted children! If you aren't sure whether your child is ready for a particular game or not, consider this: it's better to get a game that is too old for a child than one that is too young. If a game is too young, your child will never play it. If the game is too old, your child may play it later.
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