Catalog
Educational Board Games

HurriCount
HurriCount is an exciting board game for ages 6 and up. Learning to count, add, and compare numbers just became as easy as one-two-three!

Multibloom
Multibloom helps with an important task of mastering the multiplication table. It’s simple, visual, and playful. And there are no drills!

Frui10
It takes less than a minute to explain the Frui10 rules. Despite its simple mechanism, the number of this game’s fans is growing with each day.

Numberloor
You’ll have a hard time tearing your children away from this game even for a snack. On the other hand, you will soon discover that they’ve learned to do mental addition and subtraction.

Trafficars
Trafficars is a game that has something for everyone. What makes it so appealing both to kids and adults?

Splittissimo
In Splittissimo, the complicated topic of fractions is presented in a very straightforward and appetizing way. Children visually learn how division works.

Catowl
A terribly interesting game to practice arithmetic, logic, attentiveness, ability to concentrate and speedy reaction!

Chronoflight
This pastime from The Brainy Band is an exciting boardgame that will introduce kids to the complicated notions of time.

Fold-a-pic 3-4
Smart exercises to practice fine motor skills and develop spatial thinking and logic. 30 pages.

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Smart exercises to practice fine motor skills and develop spatial thinking and logic. 30 pages.

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Smart exercises to practice fine motor skills and develop spatial thinking and logic. 30 pages.

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Smart exercises to practice fine motor skills and develop spatial thinking and logic. 30 pages.

Quackage
This beautiful and exciting board game asks the children to arrange different objects inside the suitcases so as to effectively utilize their space and accommodate as much as possible. This activity helps to actively develop spatial thinking. Among the common “tourist” stuff, the kids find some extraordinary objects such as a cat, a birch-tree log, or a magician’s hat :) This makes the process of packing both useful and fun!

Pet Five
Pet Five can be played even with kids who are only beginning to differentiate between “one” and “many.” The game has three versions of rules. Each version can be played with cards “up to three” or “up to five.” For the little ones, who have just learned the difference between “one” and “many,” select the cards with one to three animals. Once the child masters those, introduce the cards with four and five animals.

Zoolphabet English
We’ve made learning the English alphabet easy! The new Zoolphabet game will help your children to easily memorize the letters and start reading their first English words.

HurriCount Mathitude
Challenging extension for the favorite Hurricount: double inequalities and systems of inequalities appear here!
