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Five Crowns Junior is a kid-style Rummy game. To play, a child must match all five cards in their hand by color or number to win a treasure chip. Unmatched cards earn Robby chips. Robby is a packrat who is out to steal treasure, so be on the lookout for his sneakiness! To liven up the game even more, wild cards change each round.



The player who has the most treasure chips at the end of five rounds wins the game. Five Crowns Junior is a fun game the whole family will enjoy. Best of all, it will help teach young children color, number and symbol recognition.



This game is recommended for 2-6 players ages 5 and up. The average game lasts about 30 minutes. Each game comes with 50 playing cards, five extra-large wild cards, 84 point chips and instructions.

From the creators of Five Crowns comes Karma! The goal of Karma is to get rid of all of your cards. Each turn, play a card of equal or higher value to avoid picking up the entire discard pile. Move through your cards faster by playing doubles or triples. Karma Cards can get you out of a jam, but be careful, because What Goes Around...Comes Around! The last player with cards loses the game.

Karma Cards, like wild cards, can be played on any card. There are 4 different Karma Cards in the game. You can Give the Pile to a Friend, Play a Table Card early, move the bottom discard to the top with a Bottoms Up or make the next player lay a Five or Below. Be sure to use them wisely, because in this game What Goes Around...Comes Around!

Ages 8 to adult, 2 to 6 players. Contains 60 cards and instructions.

Are you a wordsmith? If so, Quiddler Deluxe is for you! Known as the "Short Word Game," Quiddler Deluxe is great for parties and family game nights.



The object of the game is for each player to arrange their hand into words while drawing and discarding cards on each turn. Each game has eight rounds and each player has three cards in the first round, four in the second and so on. When a player runs out of cards, everyone else has one last chance to draw and see what words they can make. Use you high point letter cards, but don't get caught with them in your hand!



To help you form words, this game comes with a Short Words dictionary, 118 cards, a score pad, pencil and instructions.



Best suited for ages eight to adult, this game is designed for solitaire play, or groups up to eight people.

Quiddler Junior is a word game designed for kids, but fun for the whole family. Each card contains a child-friendly word and colorful images so it is fun and educational. Point chips serve as a reward for correct answers.



During game play, the number of cards dealt increases so there is a wider selection of word choices available. The challenge is to arrange all the cards in your hand into one or more words. The first player to get rid of all the cards in his hand wins that round. Bonus points can also be awarded for spelling the longest word.



Quiddler Junior is a fun and educational way to help teach children early spelling skills and letter recognition. This game is recommended for 2-6 players ages 6 and up. The average game takes about 40 minutes.



Each game comes with 103 Quiddler playing cards, 96 point chips and instructions.

Quiddler is a beautiful word game with naturally smooth game play that plays fast. These are essentials for a successful game that few word games have. Using special cards, Quiddler draws on one's ability to combine letters into words. Players must combine their entire hand into words trying to use the highest point value letters. Quiddler challenges you to do this first with three cards (round one), then with four, on up to ten cards in the last round. A bonus is given for both, the longest word, and the most words made by a player in each round. The average game takes 20-40 minutes.

SET is a highly addictive, original game of visual perception; a fascinating challenge for either solitaire or competitive play. To create a SET, a player must locate three cards in which each of the four features is either all the same on each card or all different on each card, when looked at individually. The four features are, symbol (oval, squiggle or diamond), color (red, purple or green), number (one, two or three) or shading (solid, striped or open). Age is no advantage in this fast paced family game.



SET is great fun for the whole family because there is no previous knowledge required.

SET Cubed is a curious game of clever concoctions. A game that combines visual perception skills with strategy, SET Cubed challenges a player's ability to identify SETs of dice in their hand compared those already on the board.

During game play, participants can play up to three dice in one turn, making as many SETs as possible. SETs can be made up, down and across the board. The more SETs a player creates, the higher their score.

To increase scores faster, players try to use bonus squares and take advantage of wild dice rolls. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins! Each SET Cubed game comes with 42 dice, a playing board and instructions.

This game is recommended for ages 6 and up. Two to four players can participate.

Help teach your child shapes, colors and numbers with this SET Junior board game. Featuring a two-sided game board, this product is designed for kids as young as three years of age.



One side of the game allows children to match their tiles to shapes, colors and numbers on the board. A point is awarded for every SET made. The second side of the board features tiles containing symbols, colors and numbers. Kids learn how to pick out sets that, when looked at separately, are all the same or all different.



This two-in-one game is designed to grow with your child and help improve their right-brain, left-brain connectivity and increase cognitive and logical functionality.



Each game contains a two-sided board, 27 tiles, 24 point chips and instructions. Each game lasts about 15 minutes and is designed for two to four players.

Xactika is an original card game, which challenges the players ability to estimate the outcome of playing 8 cards. You must predict the chances of being able to take the other players cards that are laid down during each round. There is no drawing or discarding. You must predict exactly (hence the name Xactika) the number of rounds in which you will be able to take the cards played. As play evolves, cards that appear too weak to take a trick initially may become strong enough to do so as the hand evolves. Players must recognize the value of their hand, not just from having the highest point cards in one of the four combinations on each card, but also from an understanding of the chances that for some of their other cards that no cards of the same combination may remain in the hands of the other players. Xactika, while of the same genera as Spades or Euchre, has more opportunity and takes a little more skill.