Eeboo

Spin for numbered pieces to build a robot. A pleasing game for young children that includes simple numbers and the satisfaction of choosing and combining parts to create a robot.

Take on the extra challenge of a round puzzle!

Using unlikely tools, imagination, and some silliness, players cooperate creatively to meet challenges and get home together. Art by Saxton Freymann, with cover art by Linda Bleck.

Woodland Winter is a 20 Piece, Holiday/Christmas jigsaw puzzle. A great children's pre-school puzzle with large, sturdy and easy to handle pieces. Original illustration of friendly animals engaged in forest merriment.

A winter themed mini-matching game with 18 pairs to match, charmingly illustrated by Linda Bleck. Sharpen young wits with this warm holiday game.

This 36 Piece Mini puzzles in a box, features a charming holiday scene for young puzzlers on the go. Piece together the holiday antics of a sweet array of animal characters.
Perfect for a gift,  stocking stuffer or home activity!

This 36 Piece Mini puzzles in a box, features a charming holiday scene for young puzzlers on the go. Piece together the holiday antics of a sweet array of animal characters.
Perfect for a gift,  stocking stuffer or home activity!

Precious Things Memory and Matching Game promotes memory and matching skills using whimsical and risograph-inspired graphics. A great skill-building game that can be played alone or with others. Great for practicing memory skills concentration, and focu

Picnic Spinner Game, a great pre-school or family game. Easy instructions and fun to play. Spin for picnic gear and goodies - main course, fruit, vegetable, dessert and more. Be the first to fill your plate with something from each category to WIN.

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

Each die-cut domino piece features two colorful dinosaurs highlighted with shiny holographic foil , their name, pronunciation of their name and the footprint they would have made millions of years ago. 

Do you feel Discombobulated by the Plethora of Supercilious Gobbledygook?