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Components

• 1 Price Board
• 15 Price Markers
• 36 Tokens
• 12 Bonus Tokens
• 55 Tiles
• Rulebook

Setup

1. Place the price board in the middle of the table.

2. Sort the 36 tokens by type to create a supply of 6 piles of 4 tokens each, and place them near the board. Return unused tokens to the box.

   • With 3 players: create piles of 5 tokens each.
   • With 4 players: create piles of 6 tokens each.

3. Shuffle the 55 tiles and create two facedown draw piles, and place them near the board.

4. Shuffle the 15 price markers and place them randomly on the designated spaces. …

Watch the colorful tokens appear like magic in this fast-paced game that offers TWO WAYS TO PLAY.

Race to collect the most tokens as you sort numbers and colors, or count

Components

• 1 Spinner Tray
• 1 Spinner Handle (with two caps)
• 76 Double-sided Tokens
• 6 Double-sided Cards
• Instructions

Setup

1. Remove the caps from the Spinner Handle, spill the Tokens, and give them a good mix.

2. Insert the narrow end of the Handle into the hole in the rotating arm of the Spinner Tray.

3. Load the Tokens into the Spinner Handle and cover the Handle with a cap. Place the second cap back inside the box. …

Roll & Play is a simple game that will have you and your child laughing and playing together in no time!

Introduce the basics of game play without the pressure of competition, and teach your child about colors, counting, animals and more. Inspire creativity and have lots of fun!

Components

• 1 Large Plush Cube
• 48 Cards - 8 in Each Category
• Instructions & Parent's Guide

Object of the Game

Have fun rolling the cube and acting out instructions shown on the card!

Card Categories

Game Play

1. Roll the Cube - Either you or your child rolls the cube. Identify together with the color that was rolled. …

Components

• 77 question cards
• Instructions

Object of the Game

To be the first player/team to earn five cards.

Setup

Separate into Parents and Kids teams. Shuffle the cards and place them face down. The Kids team answer the first question.

The Parents team choose a person to be the reader and they draw a card from the top of the deck. The Parents reader asks the Kids team to choose a question number between 1 and 3.

Game Play

The Kids team makes their choice then the Parents reader reads aloud the chosen question, from the Ask the kids section of the card. …

Components

• 6 Headbands in 6 different colors
• 6 Player Cards (colors match headbands)
• 1 die
• 1 Timer (20 seconds)
• 180 Cards
• 72 Tokens
• Instructions

Object of the Game

Be the first player to get rid of your 12 tokens. Get rid of tokens by correctly guessing the card on your head, or by "acting up" to help another player correctly guess their card.

Setup

1. Each player selects a headband, the matching-color Player Card, and 12 tokens. Place any unused headbands and Player Cards aside.

2. Adjust the headband around your head. Make sure the Hedbanz logo is above your eyebrows and centered on your forehead. …

Quelf Jr. is the game of totally silly, nonsensical fun that's super easy to play! It's as simple as picking up a card and doing what it tells you to do.

Components

• 165 cards
• Funtastic game board
• 6 game pieces & bases
• Sand timer
• Player guide

Setup

First, position the game board where everyone can reach it. Separate the Quelf Jr. cards into one pile and the Ms. Goody Gumdrops cards into another, making sure to shuffle each pile.

Game board

Choose a character game piece and put it on the start space. …

Components

• 40 game cards
• four scoring boards
• four game pegs
• Instructions

Object of the Game

To be the first player or team to score 11 points.

Setup

Scopa must be played with an even number of players. If there are four or more players, divide into teams of two. See The Team Game section below.

Grabs some pencils and give each player a score sheet. Select a player to act as the dealer for this round (each round a new player acts as the dealer).

The dealer shuffles the card deck and deals each player three cards, face down, one at a time. They then place four cards face up in the middle of the table and place the remaining deck to one side. …

Components

• 396 Cards
• Answer Pad
• 6 Pencils
• Score Pad
• Instructions

Object of the Game

Earn points for guessing the correct translation, and also earn points when other players vote for your made-up translation.

The player with the most points after 10 rounds wins the game.

Setup

Place the box of cards within easy reach of all players.

Choose one player to be the Scorekeeper, and give them the Score Pad. Give each player a pencil and one sheet from the Answer Pad.

Make sure each player writes their name on their answer sheet. The answer sheet is double-sided (hence 10 rounds per game). …

Dragon Empire

The Dragon Empire is the most prominent among all human kingdoms. Its best warriors fight in the arena united under one banner, with the Emperor's name on their lips. They spill blood for him.

They don't hesitate to give their lives for him. Under his rule the engineers developed the secrets of gunpowder, terrifying for those ignorant of its power.

Under his command powerful magic is bound by ancient spells, and dragons are brought under submission. Each win and each defeat - it's all in the name of the Emperor. …