A simple, but ingenious word game which starts with 110 letter tiles. Players start with up to 52 tiles and need to use their letters to create six 'pairs' of words... except there is a catch! The letters on the tiles also feature various patterns or shadings. The challenge is to beat your opponent by ensuring that your pairs of words are made up of letters with the same pattern or shading and outscore them as a result. Very clever.
Each of the ten Silly Stories and two Even Sillier Stories is full of missing words - nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs. There are over 200 magnetic words which can be used to fill the blanks... either in a sensible way, or more likely to create hilarious silly stories! The whole game is fantastic and children will absolutely love creating their own ridiculous tales within the different story themes, whilst strengthening their understanding of words and how they are used to build sentences and stories...
Using your tiles, the idea is to create your own individual crossword, which can constantly be rearranged as you and your opponent(s) add further tiles. You can swap tiles (with a penalty), but be the first player to use up all of your letters, once the complete set has been used, and you win that game. This is a fast-paced anagram challenge that will drive you bananas!
From the makers of the classic puzzle Rush Hour comes a brand new challenge - Word-A-Round. The game couldn't be simpler. Flip over each card and be the first person to work out the word which has been assembled with the letters in the correct order, but in a wheel. Attempting this at speed will send you brain into a spin! The longer words are often not the most challenging either. You simply need to be quick - really quick as you race to unravel each word. Word-A-Round includes 100 cards and 300 words. Officially it's for ages 10 to adult, but most 8 and 9 year olds will thoroughly enjoy it too! PRE-ORDER AVAILABLE This is on
Apple Letters is a series of clever word games, most of which involve creating snake-like chains of words, with each player adding onto one side of the snake during their turn. However, in the main game, Apple Turnover, there is a glorious twist! After each word has been placed, the next player has the opportunity to better the length of the word that has just been placed and force the previous player to take their letters back. You will need to be strategic too, making sure that you keep back enough of your own tiles for future rounds, ensuring that you don't end up being given your own tiles back! Get rid of your tiles first to win!
The highly popular story telling dice game is now available in jumbo size! Roll the nine dice and however they land, your task is to find a way of linking together the images on the top face of each of the dice to build a story that makes sense. With 54 images and more that ten million story combinations, the only limitation is your own imagination. Whether you use them for a fun family activity, or to encourage your children to develop their story making skills, This set will be loved by all. Cube size approx 3cm x 3cm
Double Duel is a fast game of words and definitions. Each of the 400 challenges offers 2 definition clues and the two answers will be homophones - they sound similar, but are spelt differently - so for example; 'the opposite of left and something you do with a pencil' would be right and write; 'the opposite of fine and a subject in school' would be coarse and course. Now for the best bit - it's fingers on buzzers - and you get four of them (each requires 2 x AAA batteries - not included). There are also two levels of difficulty. It's hilarious and requires incredibly quick thinking!
With each challenge, the transparent coloured pieces must be placed onto the grid so that every letter is covered and each coloured piece covers a series of letters that form a real word. The words could be spelled forwards or backwards making them much harder to spot. It's extremely clever and wonderful challenging fun.
A Puzzling Play On Words A game which is so clever, it will leave you dishing out the superlatives! Each puzzle begins with 16 high-quality letter tiles that need to be arranged into a 4 x 4 grid so that a real four-letter word appears on every horizontal line and every vertical line at the same time. For the easier puzzles, you are looking for four words which will read on both the vertical and horizontal lines, whilst the harder puzzles require you to find eight words - four horizontal words and at the same time four different vertical words. All of the words are common usage words. 55 letter tiles in total are included and each of the 40 graded puzzles comes presented in its own pouch complete with clues. For anyone who loves puzzles, this is a must have set. Absolute genius!
A Superb Family Game Of High Speed Word Spotting! From the makers of the classic puzzle Rush Hour comes a brand new challenge - Word-A-Round. The game couldn't be simpler. Flip over each card and be the first person to work out the word which has been assembled with the letters in the correct order, but in a wheel. Attempting this
Syl-la-bles is a game for all ages which can be played with different levels of difficulty. The aim is to come up with the longest possible word with the highest number of syllables. Your word must start with the letter on the space on which you land. The longer the words and the greater the number of syllables, the more points you score. To gain your points, you also have to spell your word correctly. Do you risk misspelling a difficult word and scoring zero points, or do you spell an easy word to ensure you score something? Land on the space marked Thesaurus and the player must give another word with the same meaning for the word on top of the card. Land on a Spelling Bee space and correctly spell the word on the Spelling Bee card. Educational & fun, Sy-la-bles is the game for all ages that encourages you to think big.
If you love word games and rummy you will love Wummy! It's great funwhether you're word whiz or not. Use all the letters in your hand to makewords. Short words count and you can get extra points if two short wordslink, eg, CAT and FLAP. No pen or paper needed. No clock to countdown. It's all in the tin.
Thinking Dice are a fun way of improving childrens thinking skills and they can easily be adapted for a wide age range. The set includes six large, colour-coded foam dice which use different types of thinking to encourage children to engage in higher order thinking and questioning: These are; remembering and recalling information, understanding ideas and concepts, applying information, analysing information in order to explore and understand relationships, evaluating situations and creativity. There are almost endless applications for the Thinking Dice!
PRE-ORDER AVAILABLE This is one of our most popular products and we are currently awaiting the arrival of the next shipment. Estimated arrival date: 15th November 2011 You can pre-order this item now for dispatch when it arrives. You will not be charged until the product is ready to be sent. One player begins as a 'spy' who has a mystery three-letter word which the other player(s) (or detective(s)), must discover. To do so, the detectives play cards from their hand, each of which contains a different three letter word. As the card is played, the spy must reveal how many letters each new word has in common with the mystery word. As more cards are turned, the detectives must use logical deduction to work out the mystery word. The game comes with three different levels of difficulty. A brilliantly thought out game!
Players have to findas many words as they can in two minutes. However, the letters on the dice are ambigious and some could represent more than one letter depending on how you see it, is it a 'd' or a 'p', an 'm' or a 'w' or an 'e'? So not only are you trying to make words, you also have to decide how to define the letters! Exceptionally clever!