Get ready to tee off with this fun twist on classic golf! Easy to learn & perfect for the whole family to play, simply stake the posts into the ground & see who will be able to complete the course with the fewest number of throws. Just the thing for hours of colourful, competitive fun in the sun! ...

This fully portable disco ball is excellent for bringing a party atmosphere to your room. It uses 2 spotlights to create a rotating, multi-coloured light show on the walls & ceiling. Being mains operated, the party lasts for as long as you like. Ball measures approx. 13 cm in diameter. ...

Fun Disco Ball earbud headphones! These headphones are compatible with any device with a standard 3.5mm headphoe socket such as: Mp 3 players, PDA, Portable Gaming Systems & Computers. Pack

Includes:: 2 sets of silicone tips, standard for adults & small for children 6 years & older.

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Disco Elysium
- The Final Cut is a groundbreaking role playing game. You’re a detective with a unique skill system at your disposal
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Every little girl dreams of being a beautiful Princess, & living in a fairytale castle. This puzzle illustrates all those wonderful thoughts in a bright, pretty & colourful scene. The flags are flying, the gardens are blooming & a golden carriage arrives at our castle to whisk some of the Princesses away on a wonderful journey. Other lords & ladies are dancing or talking in the beautiful grounds, which are bathed in bright sunshine. This lovely puzzle will help to develop object, colour & shape-matching skills, & is a great way also to develop conversation skills. Encourage your child to look at the puzzle & to talk about what they see. Which Princess do they like the best or which dress do they like? Imagine what the Princesses are saying, or where they are going to in that golden coach. The puzzle measures Approx. 70 x 50cm. An excellent gift for little princesses aged 3 years & upwards ...

A Look & Find Giant Floor puzzle showing the scene at a busy farm. The inner section of the puzzle is richly illustrated, showing life on a busy working farm. The farmer is on his tractor, whilst the farmers wife is feeding the geese. In the distance we can see sheep, goats & horses in the fields, all enjoying the lovely sunshine. Around the edge of the main image is a border, which shows some of the objects featured on the main puzzle image. Children need to look at the objects on the border & see if they can find them on the main puzzle image. This is an excellent puzzle to develop observation & object identification skills. It will also help to develop conversation & language skills, as you can get your child to talk to you about what they can see on the puzzle. Ask them which animals they like best, how many sheep they can find, or even imagine what the farmer is saying. A lovely colourful puzzle that would make an excellent gift for any child aged 3 years upwards. Finished puzzle measures Approx. 70 x 50cm. ...

Lots of cheerful children need to link hands to play " Ring a ring a roses". Can you help them all to line up? This is a simple matching game with a difference. Inside the box youll find figures of 30 children (all with their own little plastic stands to make them stand up). To match up the children you need to match the colour of the their mittens, but its not as simple as that.. . the children all have their arms at different heights, so you also have to match up the position of their arms. The first to correctly match up their children is the winner. This fun-to-play game develops spatial awareness, social interaction & colour recognition skills. Suitable for 1-5 players, ages 4 years & upwards. ...

The cards in this clever matching game show a network of rivers, roads & rails as they travel through countryside or past little towns. Sometimes the pathways curve, sometimes they are straight & sometimes they terminate at a harbour, road end or station. The challenge is to try & create a continuous network of cards, ensuring that the rivers, roads & rails match up. The first player to use all their cards or to finish with the fewest remaining cards is the winner. There are 3 different game play options outlined in the rules. The game is suitable for up to 8 players but can also be enjoyed as a solo pursuit
- trying to create the longest continuous network or seeing how many different shaped tracks you can build.
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All children love tractors, & this wonderful puzzle depicts a really bright red tractor & trailer. Our jolly farmer is driving through the farmland countryside, taking a couple of sheep to another field. Hes helped by his faithful sheepdog & looks to be having a very happy time chugging along with the sun shining overhead. In the distance we can see the farmhouse & the well-tended fields. The puzzle is cut to shape, making it super-interesting & slightly more challenging to complete than a standard rectangular puzzle. Cut to 26 large, sturdy pieces, the puzzle is made from good thick card, & is laminated with a linen-finish print to help stop glare on the puzzle picture. The puzzle also comes with 2 large drawing templates
- a tractor & a sheep, so young children can draw around these & create their own outlines to colour in. This puzzle is an excellent way to develop colour, shape & object identification skills. The puzzle measures Approx. 68 x 48cm at the widest points when completed. The templates measure Approx. 22 x 19cm (tractor) & 13 x 10cm (sheep). A wonderful gift for children aged 3 years upwards
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Can you help all the animals to board the ship? Imagine that a storm is brewing & all the animals want to get on board the ship to stay safe & dry. Players throw the dice to see which animals to pick up & then place onto the ship
- but be careful as the seas are very rough, & the ship will roll around, so you have to balance everything very carefully. How are you going to make sure that everything is balanced? Does the elephant weigh more than the brown bear, or less? Is the cute meerkat lighter than the pig? Whoever manages to place all of their animals onto the ship first is the winner. The 3D ship is formed by piecing together sturdy cardboard pieces. An excellent fun-to-play game for ages 4 years upwards. Helps to develop spatial awareness, manual dexterity & numeracy skills.
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