Various Games
This category offers a wide assortment of games for single players or groups. From bingo to table games, puzzles and trivia books to giant games, there is something for everyone! Playing games encourages the use of logic, deduction, and thinking, but most of all, it’s fun!
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100% Plastic Game Cards
$10.95
This traditional poker format game consists of 55 playing cards made of plastic. It is therefore very robust and durable, and the cards can be easily cleaned. You will have fun playing all your favorite games with this great deck of cards! Detail: Dimensions: 2.5 x 3.5 inches (6.3 x
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Animo Dice
$16.95
Animo Dice is a simpler version of the classic game Yum. It uses images instead of numbers which makes it ideal for your residents with a cognitive deficit! Each player receives three cards that he puts in front of him, face up. The player has up to three throws to get a corresponding combination![]()
Answer Buzzers
$29.95
Add some fun to your favourite quiz and trivia games with these coloured buzzers! The buzzers will sound loud and clear whenever someone presses them. Four different colours and fun sounds – horn honk, boxing bell, doorbell, and “boing”! Details: Age: 3 to 99 years old; Includes 4 recordable buzzers in different![]()
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Brain Teaser – Wooden Labyrinths
$4.95
Stimulate your mind and develop your dexterity and coordination by trying to successfully cross one of these mazes! This series of small wooden games offers 2 types of game: either you have to place all the balls in each of the cavities distributed on the course of the labyrinth, or![]()
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Candy
$29.95
A great game for observation, visual discrimination and speed! This colour matching game is a game of speed for your high-functioning residents but can be adapted to any of your other clientele. Players roll the 3 dice on which are printed colour dots. They quickly identify the colours on the patterned![]()
