Games

A group memory game in which the pupils work together to get the children into the school before the bell rings.

Supercharge your memory with the Genius version of our best-selling, electronic, light-up memory game, BrainBolt®! Watch as up to 21 lights flash at random, then challenge your brain to repeat the patterns without missing a beat. Five new genius levels, randomised patterns, and solo or head-to-head modes make this portable hand-held brain bender the perfect way to play – at home or on the go!

Little learners can ‘catch’ big skills with the Reel Big Catch Game.

Players take turns using the rod until all fish have been caught, then measure their fish against the included measuring cards to see who caught the biggest fish.

Introduce the idea of small, medium, and large, and help kids understand the correlation between size and measurement.

The tape measure has Imperial and metric measurements on one side, and non-standard measurements on the other.

Includes a fishing pole, 9 colourful telescopic fish, four measuring cards, paper tape measure, and game guide.

Join the Numberblocks on a colourful problem-solving adventure with the Numberblocks Race to Pattern Palace educational board game. Inspired by the popular ‘Pattern Palace’ episode, in this game players take turns creating patterns to unlock the path that leads to Pattern Palace – the first player to get there wins! Players navigate twists and turns whilst building pattern and colour recognition, counting, and fine motor skills along the way. Suitable for 2–4 players.

Math Whiz™ is where video games meet learning games in a fast-paced maths game that has 3 modes and 8 skill levels to keep children challenged, engaged, and learning. Kids practise addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, as they learn to analyse, solve problems, and reason mathematically. It’s a fun way to practise and master basic maths skills.

Puzzle play isn't only big kids. 

Teach early comprehension skills with this great value set of 6 board games. Topics include cause & effect, context, fact or opinion, main idea, sequencing and vocabulary

Suitable for pupils aged 7 - 9 and older children with special needs

Hop into a fun-filled maths game with Bunny Brunch. Young children collaborate and build early maths skills with this fun cooperative game for ages 3 and up. There are 12 hungry bunnies who are ready to feast on carrots, blueberries, and more. But watch out… one mischievous mouse plans to crash the party! Children will need to work together to complete the plate patterns and feed the hungry bunnies – before the mischievous mouse eats their food. As they play, they’ll also be building social and emotional skills such as taking turns, following instructions, and more, all while having fun playing and learning together. Suitable for 2 to 4 players.

Get ready to shuffle, deal, play and learn with Numberblocks® Playing Cards.