Eeboo

Quick! Can you act Who, What, & How? Take turns drawing a Who and What card, then spin for the How! Are you a Zombie Roller Skating on the Moon? Or perhaps a Penguin Walking a Tightrope with a Robot Partner?

Obstacles is a journey along a path of hazards and barriers which are overcome by the collective cleverness of the players. Armed with the unlikely tools they are dealt, imagination and some silliness, players cooperate creatively to innovate solutions th

eeBoo’s latest editions to the 64 Piece Puzzle collection feature the artwork of acclaimed children’s book illustrator, Melissa Sweet.

eeBoo’s Solar System Map shows the vast array of cosmic bodies that exist in our corner of the universe.

eeBoo’s well-considered version of a fundamental educational tool. Sight word flash cards include 100 high frequency word flash cards, 18 learning activities, instructions, a checklist, and two rings to help children move through the deck of 100 cards by

Measure up your height against eeBoo's lovely growth charts!

Features

Each of the 3 panels measures 10" x 12"
Laminated folding charts
Stickers to mark special occasions
Grosgrain ribbon to hang

Stegosaurus, Dracorex, Allosaurus. How many dinosaurs can you name? Brush up on your favorite Dinos with this little memory game. The Dinosaur Little Memory Game is the perfect size to toss in your Dino Backpack and take on the go. Illustrated by Monika F

Emergent readers can match letters with words and dots to numbers. The directions in this game offer six ways to play. Upper and lower case letters are matched to an object beginning with that letter. Numeral pieces fit into corresponding pieces with dots

The World Traveler set includes tickets, postcards, travel documents and a play passport. Whether you want to roam the urban jungle of San Francisco, go on a wild safari in Kenya, or explore the ancient forests of Xanadu, the World Traveler Pretend Play s

Kids learn colors, numbers, and shapes in this brisk board game of simple strategy and resilience, and fun for the whole family to play. Choose a place on the tree for your koala based on the color, number or shape you draw. Land on an occupied branch and

Each time you play this “Looking Game”
The board is never quite the same!
Be the first (sometimes it’s hard)
To find what’s pictured on each card.