Gather 'round for Family Game night, or set the kids loose in the playroom and catch a break, with these great games from Wiz Bang.

Mighty Mind Magnetics

Mighty Mind develops creativity & helps children understand visual/spatial relationships. A great confidence builder in a fun, purposeful format.

This version of Mighty Mind has magnetic tiles. It contains 32 proportional design tiles in 6 basic geometric shapes, 4 colors, in large and small sizes, plus matching magnetic shapes. The tiles are neatly stored in the convenient cotton storage pouch. Also included is a deck of 30 sturdy puzzle board cards which are organized and programmed in numerical sequence to show children how to build and solve puzzles. All items are enclosed in a handy storage tin. Ideal for travel.

Great States Game

What's the capital of New Jersey? Where is the Football Hall of Fame? What state touches two of the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean? Name the state that produces the most apples.

There are just a few of the hundreds of questions players are asked as they adventure around the USA discovering state attractions and landmarks, capitals, state abbreviations, state locations and more....
 
In order to answer the questions on the cards, players must look closely at the colorful USA map game board. While searching for answers, they become familiar with the geography of the country.
 
Players must hurry to find answers as the mechanical timer ticks, ticks, ticks, away. The player who earns the most cards, by answering the most questions correctly and quickly, before the time goes off, is the winner!

Left-Center-Right Dice Game

It's the hot new dice game that's sweeping the nation!

Three dice are labeled with L's, C's, R's, and dots, which determine where the roller's chips will go. The number of L's rolled indicates the number of chips to be passed to the player on the left, the number of R's rolled indicates the number of chips to be passed to the player on the right, and the number of C's rolled indicates the number of chips to be placed in the center, or "pot." (The dots are neutral and players do not pass any chips).

The last player with chips, wins the game. It's that simple!