Educational Games
 TOP 10™
is actually the same cards in four different boxes. TOP 10™ cards are premium quality
playing cards. A deck consists of 70 letter cards and two wild cards. Letter card
distribution is eight Es, six As, six Is, six Os, and two of
each remaining letter.
So what's different? Each title has a different group of
ten games that have different starting ages. But the good news is that if you go to the
manufactor's web site (address is on the box) you can see the rules for all forty games
that are in all four boxes and play them all with just the one game that you buy.
Tongue Teasers includes ten of the simplest, yet most challenging, word games. In
exciting, rapid-fire manner, you are often called upon to juggle a single letter according
to its position within a word. In Heads, the letter must be
at the front; in Betwixt, in the middle; and in Tails, at the end. Both fun and educational, Tongue Teasers develops
awareness of nouns in It, verbs in It
Does What, rhymes in Rhymes With, consonants in Oh Honey, and alliterations in Pied Piper.
Feel the frenzy of letter dynamics in Word Whack and of word
dynamics in Chain Reaction. For ages 7 and up. $8.96-D.
In the Lip Smackers package, the emphasis is on spatial relationships of
letters. In Inners, Outers, Love Letters, and Doubles, you are asked to juggle two letters in forming words.
You'll find Lip Smackers develops awareness of adjectives in Describe
It, phonics in Sounds Like, syllables in Syllables, and definitions in What Am I.
Additional phonemic awareness occurs in Long Short while
anagram and spelling skills are tested in Word Slap. For ages
8 and up. $8.96-D
Head Spinners offers the mentally taxing All Recall
or the private solitude of Solve the Pyramid. Juggle two
letters to make a word in Bacon Bits and three letters in Triples. For a change of pace, have fun playing Word Rummy and Spellbound, two anagram
games that allow you to score by playing with poker chips. More excitement and learning
possibilities are found in the descriptive Sticky Wicket and
the poetic Rhyme Time. Put your phonemic and spelling skills
to the test in Short Tiny and Chain
Letters. $8.96-D
In Brain Busters you'll find two solitaires, Word
Circles, and its especially tough counterpart, Word Squares.
There are three word pokers in Word Draw, Word Stud, and Silent Partner. Enjoy lots more learning fun and mental gymnastics
with Short Sentence, Chain Gang, and Initial
Reaction. Anagram skills come to play in Scrambled Eggs.
The game of Categories tests your knowledge on a wide variety
of topics including history, geography, and the sciences. $8.96-D
 Old Macdonald Counting Snap:
Game consists of 48 cards, 4 each of 12 different pictures, ranging from one tractor to
twelve mice. This is a Snap game with three variations which will allow children from
preschool ages and up to play. Skills involve recognizing when two pictures are identical
at the lowest level of play, to making the noise of each animal instead of shouting Snap!
in the middle level, and shouting the correct number of animals on the card at the highest
level. $2.53-B
Numbers Snap: Game consists of 48 cards, 4
each of each number from one to twelve. One one side of each card is an embroidered
number, and on the other side is the number in word form. The main purpose of the game is
to familiarize young children with the shapes and names of numbers. For ages three and up.
$2.53-B
Animal Quartet: Can be played by three
or more players three years old and up. Games consists of 32 playing cards which contain
and animal and one of four color squares, one of which has an X in it. Players attempt to
get four cards with the same picture in all four colors. They ask each other for the cards
they need. Skills required to play are being able to observe and remember who has the
cards you need. Playing also helps develop communication skills. The cards can also be
used for sorting and color recognition. $2.53-B
Jolly Roger Arithmetic: This game
for children old enough to be learning all four arithmetic operations up to 10 consists of
48 cards. Each has a arithmetic problem on one side and a picture containing the answer on
the other. there are four variations of the game, two of which are Snap variations.
The other two are mildly pirate related, with ransoms to be paid. $2.53-B
 Match-Ups is a fun-filled memory game designed to
challenge very young children. To play, just scramble the picture cards, picture-side
down. Then try to find the matching pairs by turning cards over, two at a time A
fold-out mini-poster is included in each game, from which children can learn more about
each pictured items. The boxes are a bit flimsy, and I can't promise that they will be
perfect, but the palying pieces are very sturdy and should hold up well as they are used.
Dinosaurs Match-ups 3.59-D
Things That Go Match-ups 3.59-D
Dogs and Puppies Match-ups 3.59-D
Bible Theme Jumbo Card Games for ages 4-10. The jumbo size cards
are easy for young hands to hold.and organize
 Bible Authors: A cast of 12 Bible authors is brought to life with
48 beautifully
illustrated cards --12 sets. Also contains a parent instruction card.which tells how to
play the game and gives background information on all 12 Bible authors. 5.39-D.
 Bible Old Man: A cast of 24
Bible characters is brought to life with 46 Bible character cards -- 23 pairs, 1
Methuselah (the Old Man), and one "extra" card. This game is designed to
encourage problem solving skills and to develop number recognition. It is played like
"Old Maid." The parent instruction card. tells how to play the game and gives
the passage in Scripture where the story of each Bible character in the deck can be
found. 5.39-D.
 Bible Super Sevens:
Number 1-11 are brightly illustrated with Bible story examples. Contains 44 colored story
cards. No reading is required. This game is designed to encourage problem solving skills
and to develop number and color recognition. It can also be used to teach the eleven Bible
stories that are represented on each card. Game is similar to "Crazy Eights."
The included parent instruction card has all the rules and details of play. 5.39-D.
 Jonah, Go Fish!:
Eleven brightly illustrated scenes bring to life the story of Jonah. Contains
44 colored story cards and four "extra cards." No reading is required.This
game is designed to encourage problem solving skills and to develop number and color
recognition. It can also be used to teach the story of Jonah. It is played like
"Go Fish." The parent instruction card.tells how to play the game 5.39-D.
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