Test your memory and appetite for laughs with this easy to learn and quick game of strategy. Cartoonish wooden characters bring pizzazz to this Tic-Tac-Toe style game. Just line up three of your Gobblers in a row to win. But watch out! These Gobblers are hungry for fun…and other Gobblers. Awash in cheerful colors, this wooden board game is made to be treasured. Gobblet Gobblers is the best first strategy game for kids to challenge their parents.

Skills:

• Strategy
• Memory
• Fine Motor
• Analysis

• 1 Wooden Grid
• 12 Wooden Gobblers
• Illustrated Rules

Test your memory and appetite for laughs with this easy to learn and quick game of strategy. Cartoonish wooden characters bring pizzazz to this Tic-Tac-Toe style game. Just line up three of your Gobblers in a row to win. But watch out! These Gobblers are hungry for fun…and other Gobblers. Awash in cheerful colors, this wooden board game is made to be treasured. Gobblet Gobblers is the best first strategy game for kids to challenge their parents.

Skills:

• Strategy
• Memory
• Fine Motor
• Analysis

• 1 Wooden Grid
• 12 Wooden Gobblers
• Illustrated Rules

Content-rich teaching resources provide an effective way to help students learn essential skills in the classroom.

Easy to read and use, the 79-piece set of the World of Eric Carle™ Colors Learning Cards offers young learners a fun, hands-on way to reinforce their colors and color words. Featuring well-loved figures from the imagination of Eric Carle, this set also includes number word cards in both English and Spanish.

World of Eric Carle™ Colors Learning Cards include:

• 11 color cards
• 44 picture cards

In both English and Spanish:

• 11 color word cards
• 1 activity guide

Children and adults alike will recognize and enjoy the distinctive style of Eric Carle, a beloved illustrator of children's books. His hand-painted tissue collages and familiar characters enhance a new line of Carson Dellosa classroom products, from flash cards to bulletin boards and much more. They are designed to both educate and delight students of all ages. Use these Eric Carle items to turn your classroom into a magical space of learning, creativity, and inspiration.

The Fast-Paced Number Dice Game!

Students compete in this fast-paced number dice game to arrange their dice roll (2 to 7 dice) into the lowest or highest number based on the dealer's roll of the greater than/less than die. The dice game provides number sense from tens to millions place value depending on number of dice used by each student or team. This game can be played at any grade level as the number of dice each player uses dictates the difficulty. The smart player knows ordering their roll in ascending or descending consecutive order is the key to winning, plus the luck of the roll. Includes 4 sand timers ranging from 15 to 60 seconds. The shorter the time for players to create their number, the wilder the game becomes! This game will boost student proficiency with greater than/less than, place value, consecutive order and number sense skills while having fun! 2-6 players or teams, plus dealer.

The game comes with 36 white dice with dot patterns 1-6, plus 6 blank white dice, 6 green “dealer” dice with dot patterns 1-6, plus 1 blank green dealer die, 1 orange greater than/less than dealer die, 4 sand timers, (1 each 15, 30, 45 seconds & 1 minute), 50-page score pad, re-sealable bag to store dice, game rules sheet with reproducible score sheet on reverse side.

Basic game play: The teacher or designated student uses the green dice and orange greater than/less than die to deal out the number challenge. For example: If the game is using numbers to 5 place values (ten thousands) the dealer rolls 5 green dot pattern dice with plus the orange >/< die. The dealer rolls > and arranges the 5 green dice into the number. The appropriate sand timer (15 seconds to 1 minute) is turned over and the 2-6 players roll 5 white dot pattern dice. They must now quickly arrange their dice into a number they think is greater than the green dice number. The student with highest number that beats the dealer and other players wins the round. Had the orange die been <, then the players or teams would be trying to get the lowest number. The blank die can be added to create 7 place values as a zero. The zero may not be used as the first digit. The player or team that wins the most rounds gets first place. As students master ordering dice to create the highest or lowest number, you can add place values (more dice) or shorten the time per round with the sand timers to increase the pace and fun!

Help your children build memory skills in a fun, innovative way by matching colorful, realistic photographs. No reading is required, but cards include the name of the picture to promote early site reading. This is a great new photographic twist on a time-honored game.