Kids' lacing activities have been around for generations but Chicken Socks have worked with early education specialists and genuine young kids to brainstorm ideas for each page. They commissioned their best illustrators to do glowing, full-colour work. And, finally, hunted around to find the coolest lacing material on the planet (no boring shoelaces need apply). The result? A long-overdue update on a classic activity. A tried-and-true play pattern made better. An imaginative and beautiful lacing book. Amazing. Comes with punched, die-cut pages for easy lacing and 10 easy-to-use laces in a variety of materials and colours.

A fun-packed picture puzzle book! Solve the mind-boggling picture puzzles on every page using three cool searching tools - one to magnify, one to find colours with, and one with a special torch to use in the dark! With challenging games and amazing optical tricks, this books is sure to keep little hands busy.

What will you pop together with these amazing pop beads? A necklace? A crawly octopus? A wriggly caterpillar? A pretty puppy? The kit includes a 20-pp book, snap-on animal bodies, and an assortment of round and fancy beads. Perfect for little fingers - Chicken Socks recommends for ages 4 and over.

Developmentally these small little pops are a great way to develop strength with the thumb/index finger web space which is so important for a mature well developed pencil grasp. As an addition try hiding the little beads in theraputty then the kids can find them in the resistive material to provide a creative fun way to work the strength of the small muscles of the fingers.

Pop Bead People have pop beads shaped like heads, bodies, feet and all the other parts you need to make a new set of friends. Klutz have even developed names, games and personalities for these pop bead buddies. And, of course, the custom-made beads snap together and pull apart with a satisfying, "POP!" every time.

Developmentally these small little pops are a great way to develop strength with the thumb/index finger web space which is so important for a mature well developed pencil grasp. As an addition try hiding the little beads in theraputty then the kids can find them in the resistive material to provide a creative fun way to work the strength of the small muscles of the fingers.

The owner of the Corner Candy Shop left for vacation and put an apprentice in charge. It's up to him/her to keep the business afloat by figuring out how to assemble 40 chocolate boxes before the owner returns!

There are notes indicating where some of the chocolates in each box go, but players are challenged to use their logical deduction skills to help figure out how to complete the assortments.

Features
* 40 Mind Challenges with Solutions
* 4 Levels of play, Beginner to Expert
* 9 Chocolate pieces
* 1 Assortment Game Tray
* Game-Go Bag

Develop logic thinking skills, strategic planning and visual and spatial perception.

Colour Code uses 18 bold, coloured shapes printed on transparent tiles. Pick a challenge graded from starter, junior, through to expert and master, then stack a rack of tiles to recreate an exact replica of the presented challenge.

100 multi-level challenges plus solutions
18 coloured tiles
tile display holder

Manufacturer recommends for ages 5-99 for 1 or more players

"Colour in" your pieces by pressing the clay into molds, join the body and create a 3 dimensional animal.

Clay is non toxic, does not dry out and can be mixed for new colours.

Set includes animal block of 6 pieces, 12 clay colours and a sculpting tool.

Manufacturer recommends for ages 7 plus.

"Colour in" your pieces by pressing the clay into molds, join the body and create a 3 dimensional animal.

Clay is non toxic, does not dry out and can be mixed for new colours.

Set includes animal block of 6 pieces, 12 clay colours and a sculpting tool.

Manufacturer recommends for ages 7 plus.

A delightful wooden puzzle which starts with 24 challenges that require the child to copy and create the pictures using the ten colourful blocks. The puzzles then become harder with 24 challenges that illustrates just the silhouette of the image which needs to be built, therefore requiring a more advanced level of perception and recognition from the player.

Manufacturer recommends for ages 2 - 5 years.

Choose 1 of 48 challenges. Arrange the pieces to replicate the image shown in the challenge - all playing pieces must be used, and you are only allowed to stack them 2 layers high.

Each challenge has 2 sides: the easier side shows each layer, the opposite side shows those 2 layers combined into one image.

Manufacturer recommends for ages 3 - 6 years.