The players form sentences on the board using magnetic tiles representing various parts of speech. The object is to use the word tiles to construct a sentence. This game seeks to encourage learners to use adjectives and adverbs in their descriptive writing while reinforcing skills related to proper sentence structure. The object of the game is to use the...
Contents: colorful board game of the city, 4 mr men figures, dice, 7 bus stop cards and 26 shopping cards. A roll dice and move along the track following the instructions on the board while trying to collect the most shopping cards. Each shopping card has a price on it written in British pounds denominations. The game is over when one player returns back...
Mr. Pop is a combination of Mr. Potato Head and Perfection. A player sets the timer and then flips over a card. The card pictures a completed face in one of three difficulty levels. The player must place the correct plastic facial features into the slots on Mr. Pop's head to match the illustration. If time runs out before the player finishes, the head pops...
Mr Postmouse’s Picnic is a cooperative game of adventure and teamwork for young children and families. Inspired by Marianne Dubuc’s beloved picture books, the game invites players to join Mr Postmouse as he sets out through the forest to deliver invitations for a joyful picnic with his friends. Together, players reveal and place tiles to build paths, move...
This game features an electronic talking Mr. Potato Head that gives the players clues. Fifteen cards showing Mr. Potato Head in various outfits are placed face-up on the table. Each card has a unique combination of 3 special items that no other card contains. On your turn, you press a Special Part button (such as mustache or glasses) and Mr. Potato Head...
This game has players competing to build up their Mr. Potato Head Pal (the "pals" are 4 different smaller-sized Mr. Potato Head figures--two boys and two girls, each with different hats, eyes, mouths, etc). The game can be played in two ways--in the more difficult version, players compete to complete the specific "pal" they have a card for. In the slightly...
This game features Mr. Ribbit, an electronic plastic frog who sits on a large central lily pad. Nine smaller lily pads are placed in a circle around it. The small pads have a picture of either a bug or a gator on their bottoms. On your turn, you pick up Mr. Ribbit and place him on any small lily pad. If he says "Sproing!", hop him to the next lily pad and...
Mr. Richter is a children's game that has a head without features. On players turn, they start the timer, draw a card and quickly try to put the correct features on the face that match the face on the card. If they get all the features on, they can press the button & stop the timer. If they do not, the face explodes, releasing all the features. The game...
This game, based on the Mr. T cartoon show, plays like the card game "War" with a few extra twists. The cards depict various characters from the show and a small board is used to organize them as they're played. The entire deck is dealt out evenly among the players into face down piles. Players then draw the top 3 cards to form their hands. In a...