Some people still believe the earth is flat and we can only assume they set out cookies for the fairies, too. Anyone else may get a kick out of this palm-sized model of the solar system encased in crystal, making it a good gift for children and adults alike.
Anyone with an interest in nature will love getting this innovative gadget as a gift. Though it does what you’d expect it to do, you should know before buying that tech support for it is basically non-existent.
Though a child of six can learn the rules of Qwirkle, there are layers of strategy that even an adult will struggle to master. With several million copies sold since 2006, this is a game that really offers something for everyone.
Composing should be about melody, not calligraphy. This template, a great bargain gift for the budding musician, helps you keep your mind on the former without having to worry about the latter.
An educational toy that’s no fun to play with is worse than useless, as it reinforces the idea that learning isn’t enjoyable. This is why we get so excited when we see a toy that excels at both, like this Rush Hour game teaching spatial reasoning and planning ahead.
Half of Americans, supposedly, never read another book after graduating from high school. Maybe this is only because they don’t know books like this exist: funny, engaging and a pleasure to read – all while being based on classical literature.
We don’t always give kids credit for how much they like to think. This is an excellent habit to develop at a young age and can be helped along by supplying them with puzzles that are engaging, nice to look at and just challenging enough to keep them interested.
If you’re looking for a gift that’s a little out of the ordinary, or you’re creative enough to come up with your own unique games, you don’t have to settle for substandard stationary. Children, especially, will love the idea of creating their own deck of cards.
It can be difficult to find a board game that people of nearly any age will enjoy. Scattergories hits the mark: although winning doesn’t depend on luck, children can compete with adults on an even footing. This game is also a great way to get to know others better.
Anyone can connect two dots, but what if you have to follow a precise route to get from one to the other? This is all this tabletop game is, but you’ll need quick thinking and speedy fingers to win.