The perfect keepsake stool. Name and birthdate all in one. Natural finish. Primary, pastel or jewel letters. Available in 8 or 12 letter sizes. Made in the USA.

Our puzzle board is made of maple wood and the frame has a hand rubbed oil finish. Letters can be painted in non-toxic primary, jewel or pastel colors. Available in 6, 9, or 12 letter sizes. Made in the USA.

Help your little one reach for a bit of independence and learn to spell his or her name too. Each letter is brightly colored with non-toxic paint and has smooth easy to fit edges. Available in primary, jewel or pastel colors and available in 5, 8, or 12 letter sized stools. Single name only. Made in the USA.

These interlocking puzzle pieces can be hung on or sat on a shelf. Painted in non-toxic bright primary, jewel or pastel colors. Capital letters are 4" and lower case is 3". Personalization is up to 12 letters. Price is per letter. Made in the USA.

The puzzle features a glittery surface that adds beauty to the images. The 750-piece puzzle measures 23-1/2” x 15-1/2” when assembled. Four varieties are available in the collection: Lavendar Lace, Daisy Jewel, Wild Rose and Hydrangea Bouquet.

The jigsaw calendar allows users to assemble a new puzzle every month. The 1,800-piece puzzle set comes with a calendar, frame and hanger. Available varieties include Marilyn Monroe and Landmark. Launch date: Fall 2008.

The 1,000-piece panoramic puzzle measures 39” wide and features four images of the legendary icon, Elvis Presley. Other varieties include Marilyn Monroe, Muhammad Ali and Audrey Hepburn.

The 10-ball 3D puzzle set is great for both playrooms and desktops. The object of the game is to build a pyramid without letting any of the multi-colored basketballs — which are connected in pair — to ever sit next to a ball of the same color.

The series of on-the-go brain exercise games contains three varieties: Pyramid Power, Square Deal and Puzz-ominos. Each game poses a different challenge that increases in difficulty with each strategic move. The games come in a handy, compact tin and can be played with friends or in a solitaire-fashion.

The 1950s game is back in print, with its original play, look and feel. Each player chooses his or her own personal success formula and then embarks on an exciting variety of career paths, hoping to be the first to complete his or her quest for fame, fortune and happiness. Launch date: 2008.

The Royal Edition features the original game board and packaging of Parcheesi. Players race to get all of their pawns into the center “home” space, all the while keeping an eye out for blockades or captures.

Based on a 1940s Polish dice game, this game has players battle to get each of the five animals on the farm: rabbit, sheep, pig, cow and horse. Players build and trade their way to a complete “herd” of animals, and try to avoid rolling the hungry wolf or sly fox that will make a meal out of the herd.

Based on the fairytale by Hans Christian Anderson, the game allows players to add mattresses to their bed as they move along the board. Build the highest bed and reach the “crown” space to be named the true princess.

The game comes with a wooden case that features detachable hinges, allowing the case to transform into an exquisite banker’s tray. This luxury edition features a game board with original artwork, Chance and Community Chest cards, Title Deeds and property colors, original brass-colored tokens and wood houses and hotels. As an added bonus, the game also includes a 16-page “Monopoly Memories” book that reveals little known facts about the game and its early editions, and contains complete enhanced rules.

In this new edition of the classic game, players build words on their own boards simultaneously. After each round, players have the option to choose a replacement letter from the bag or select one of the tiles facing up on the prize tile podium. Another new feature is the wild tile, which allows players to swap boards with an opponent.

Players race against time to guess as many words as possible. Depending on where a player lands on the board, he or she may have to draw a word, provide clues in as few words as possible, rely on Classic Taboo, or invite Bendy Bob, a new flexible friend, to help guess the correct word. The game contains 252 cards, three pawns, a Bendy Bob plush character, a game board, a sand timer, a sketch pad and a pencil. Launch date: Spring 2008.

The challenge is to put the UFO puzzle back in working order with all the colors matching up. The puzzle can rotate into almost 40 million positions but there is only one correct solution.

Thousands of tiny images combine to depict one spectacular image of racecars on the track, mid-race. The puzzle contains 1,000 pieces. Launch date: 2008.

The puzzle depicts an image of a canoe resting peacefully on the water. The cameo, born in Alexandria, Egypt, owes their origins to ancient carving traditions. The 750-piece puzzle forms an oval shape when assembled. Launch date: 2008.

The cameo, born in Alexandria, Egypt, owes their origins to ancient carving traditions. When assembled, the 750-piece oval puzzle reveals an image of deer in the wild. Launch date: 2008.

The puzzle lets players relive the excitement of the first five seasons of the show “Dancing with the Stars.” The puzzle displays the dancers in elaborate outfits mid-dance. After assembling the puzzle, players can play the “Know the Dancers” game. Launch date: January 2008.

The poster-size mosaic puzzle uses over 500 Grateful Dead photos to form an 18” x 24” portrait of Jerry Garcia playing his guitar. The photos, by renowned Grateful Dead photographer, Jay Blakesberg, commemorate several decades of Grateful Dead history. Launch date: 2007.

Kids can explore the eerie wonders of Arthur Spiderwick’s study as they assemble the 200-piece puzzle. Launch date: November 2007.

Visual Echo 500-piece puzzles use multiple layers to create an astonishing illusion of depth. When assembled, puzzles measures 20” x 16”. Images include licensed artwork from Royce McClure, Harold Robinson, Tom Cross, Alan Giana and more. Launch date: November 2007.

Multiple layers create an astonishing illusion of depth. When assembled, Visual Echo 100-piece licensed puzzles measure 9-7/8” x 7-7/8”. Other Pokemon images are available, as well as licensed puzzles by Nintendo, TMNT, Harry Potter and more. Launch date: November 2007.