Board games for children

The players slip into the role of little pirates who have seized a rich treasure and now must divide it among themselves. Because no one wants to have any duplicate uncovered treasure tiles, you may give the tiles to your fellow players. But they won’t always be happy about it. In the end, the player wins who has collected the most individual pieces of...

Weird! Today, there is no one to be seen at the farm, even though there is a lot of work to do.The people and animals of the farm are playing hide-and-seek!The first player who complete its player board with the matching tiles wins the game.

28-piece cardboard domino game on the animals theme. 2 ways to play: an illustrated side, to find and assemble 2 identical animals and a numbered side to teach and entertain young and old!

This solid wood toy allows children to develop their dexterity by stacking the 10 fish in the proper location. Each fish has a different colour and shape (round, rectangular, triangular, square) to help stimulate your child’s sense of logic. Each location features wooden pegs that indicate the number of fish to stack: one fish for one peg, two fish for...

All aboard please! You have to collect the most train cars and attach them to your own locomotive. But this is not as easy as it sounds. Some cars can only be attached once a certain number is collected.In addition, the collected passengers and action tiles help you make the longest train in the game, which is how you win the game!

Speak and remember : can you introduce yourself properly and get thea number of eyes, noses or ears right like all good Mishmashian Martians from...

Only the fastest cats will escape the lice, flees and ticks! Each game contains 45 cards. For ages 6+, 3-5 players.

A colourful sorting cow with 6 shapes, easy to open cover to retrieve the pieces and begin again. Suitable for children from 18 months up.

Drachenburg Castle is besieged by dragons who keep snatching its residents and are unwilling to release them.The players are called in to save the day. By rolling the right colors, they succeed in scaring off the naughty dragons, which allows the castle residents to free themselves. But it’s not an easy task, because black dice immediately fall into...

A big jumble of peas, which has to be straightened out by the players.By sorting, calculating, and exchanging, the players try to put the pea cards from 1 to 6 in the correct order to earn a giant pea as a reward.The player wins who defies the pea thieves and the bad luck peas can, in the end, collect the most giant peas.