Find It® is like a portable treasure hunt. The unique game that contains 40 themed items each version. Originally launched in 2003, Find It® has been a grassroots phenomenon in the USA, and around the world. With over 4 million sold, the concept continues to prove itself at retail!

A new game every time you play – 40 small items are hidden inside amongst the pellets; the objects “appear” and “disappear” when you shake the game. Find all 40 listed on top of the game!

* Addictive - Once touched, it's tough to put down.
* Hours of fun for kids and adults alike – age graded 6+, so it works as a great distraction for multiple ages.
* Great classroom game – teachers use it to teach shapes, colors, classifications, and deduction.
* You can play multiple games with “Find It”. Be creative!
* The self-contained nature of “Find It” makes it a great travel game.
* Many different themes – “A Find It® for Everyone”!

Be the first to find the hidden item! This family game is enjoyed by adults as well as children. It is a great travel game, terrific learning center activity, or is a fun battle game.

The game comes with colored plastic ends, giving the game an exciting, colorful look and caters towards learning.

The package includes the Find It® hidden object game and dice. An educational family game for one or more players to enjoy, whether you are 8 or 98!

Key Features

• Entertaining educational card game loved for bringing the world of science to life
• Play Top Trumps, anytime, anywhere with as many people as you like!
• Discover the everyday impact wind turbines have had on life or how innovative the invention of the Large Hadron Collider is with this brand new edition of Top Trumps - Sensational Science
• Easy-to-carry plastic case means there are no limits on gameplay
• Prepare to outsmart your opponents, discover new and exciting facts and duel your way to becoming the Top Trump

One of the best things about getting out and travelling is the ability to experience new things and see some of the wonders our world has to offer, both near and afar.

This “Explore our World” bundle provides an entertaining journey into our wonderful world, answering such questions as: What is the population of China? Which US state is the biggest? How high is Mount Everest?

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!