Join Lewis and Clark on their expedition from St. Louis to the Pacific Northwest! As you follow their route, you'll explore the wilderness by keel boat, canoe, horseback, and on foot. Along the way, you'll meet Native American tribes, see spectacular places, and encounter unfamiliar plants and animals. Your survival depends on knowledge, skill, and luck!...
The youngest player starts. He rolls a dice and selects one of the 3 Li-La-Launebär tokens on the board to move by the corresponding number. When the token ends on one of the coloured fields, the child gets some questions about animals, flowers and environment. Whenever they can answer them correctly, they get the card. The child who first has five cards...
The players are supposed to spoon out of the plate as quickly as possible all the vegetable pieces that can be seen on the card that has just been turned over. But it's not as easy as it sounds, because the spoons have joints and bend exactly when you don't need them, making you lose the carrot you just picked up very quickly. For smaller children who want...
Liberty Match was inspired by Go Fish. It can be played with 2 to 6 players. It is played with American Standard Playing Cards, which is a deck of cards inspired by traditional playing cards. THE DECK The 58-card deck has 4 suits (Faith, Declaration, Revolution, and Unity) with 14 ranks: The 1st - 10th Amendment, A Gentleman, a Lady, a Patriot, and a...
Players compete to build dams as beaver families. Spin the arrow that shows a log's length. You don't like the result? Spin it again. But there's a chance your beaver will return empty-handed. Place the log on the construction site. Each piece of wood has its length marked on it, either as a numeral, or a number of knots on the other side. Match the length...
The small mouse adds the least weight to the seesaw and the bear the most. The two players try to place the wooden blocks on the seesaw determined by dice in order to achieve the victory conditions. There are three rule versions, each aimed at different age groups of children. In the simplest form the player choose an animal block and then rolls the die...
The game board is a sliding lane with six fields, each showing a fun fair attraction. At the end of the field, there are three wooden "tin cans" stacked up. The active player draws a card and tries to slide the marble slider onto the corresponding field. If successful, s/he gets the card. For two of the same cards, the player gets a free ride chip. If the...
A game for 2 to 6 children Ages 5 and up The game comes with 5 dice (each showing 2 balls, 2 rings and 2 skittles) and a deck of 33 cards. Each card shows a clown juggling a mixture of 5 balls, rings and skittles. Three cards are dealt face up to the table and each player takes turns to try to win one card by throwing the five dice and obtaining symbols...