Knock, knock! Little hamsters knocked on your door and their bellies are growling with hunger... What can you feed them? Take a look at the pantries and choose the best treats for your pupils! Be quick, be careful and grab the right treat before the other players do! Place your Treat Tokens in the hamster's belly and cheeks and remember about a varied...
NAME is a beautifully illustrated matching card game. The deck consists of 44 cards, each depicting a stained glass window of seven panels. Each panel features a name of God used in the Bible, and no two cards are exactly alike. The player's goal is to find a matching set of panels between two cards, or in the rare case that there is no match, be the first...
NAME THAT COUNTRY is a childrens' geography game Ages 7 - 12 The gameboard incorporates a spinner listing 60 countries and their respective continents. Players take turns to spin it and then identify on the map the location of the country it lands on - this is done by calling out the appropriate number from a map and then cross-referencing it to a look-up...
Given the names of 25 union crew members and 4 unions, the player will be able to categorize each crew member's name according to his or her union affiliation(s). Each player must create a separate challenge sheet for every other player in the game. The player writes his or her name on each sheet as challenger, along with the name of the person being...
Publishers description: "Children build language skills, improve vocabulary and more…as they give clues and try to guess mystery words! In this fun-filled board game, kids play with partners or teams, drawing photo-word cards in 8 categories including actions, emotions and everyday objects. Players then describe or act out the word to their teammates…and...
Each flip-card deck on a keyring has 20+ cards/tags in 4 colored sections. Each section has a lead card, and the rest of the cards have a list of five words on each side. Name things that... (followed by lists of nouns, adjectives, verbs). A word is chosen to complete the Namits question, and players or teams think of other words associated with that word....
The game is designed to be played by prospective nannies. The game is supplemental material to a comprehensive childcare course and should be played more than once. The object of the game is to collect three different nanny monies during each time track and be the first player to return to the nanny quarters at the end of the day. Contents: * Game board: A...
NanoVenture: The Nanotechnology Board Game explores the connections between science, specifically nanotechnology, and society. In this game, players become leaders of a new country. The leaders are challenged to make decisions regarding their country's use of nanomaterials and nanotechnology for industrial expansion, military applications, economic...
Nantetta is a game of imagination. The title “Nantetta” means “What did you say?” in Japanese. The active player chooses one of the cards on the table at heart. They think of the phrase that would go in the words balloon of that card, and announce it. Imagine in your own way by observing the character's expression and situation. What kind of phrase would...
The boardgame Napoleon was manufactured and released in Greece in the 70's by EPA toy company. It is an educational boardgame for children and adolescents from 6 - 18 years old and can be played by 2-6 players. Through the game players learn about the life and major historical events in which Napoleon Bonaparte was involved. Each player has a pawn and the...