ReFraze™, the 50’s & 60’s Pop Edition is a fun and enticing “name game” designed for two or more individuals, teams, or groups and is conveniently compact for travel! You’ll love ReFraze™ where the Names of Songs are “Rephrased” and the players race to be the first to figure out the actual names. This item contains 400 playing cards, and a 30 second timer.

MathSmart Fraction is a fun and easy way to learn basic math skills. The game plays like dominos and teaches like a tutor.

First, children get to mold monsters out of dough. Then the monsters are placed around the board. Players move their playing pieces along the funny footshaped game path. When a player lands on a monster stomp space they get to stomp the dough monster with their stomper and put it in jail! Children delight in the making and mashing of monsters! The object of the game is to stomp as many monsters as you can. The first to fill his or her “Monster Jail” card wins! Ages 4 and Up, 2 to 4 Players

The PACMAN Clay Buddies are here! Your friends to mold have arrived. The real Skylanders Clay Buddies are now created with your own hands! Shape your favorite Skylandersr characters! You can shape, have fun and complete your collection with theSkylanders Clay Buddies. Product: Blast Zone

It’s easy to understand why Somebody is so popular. Young children play it as a puzzle, carefully placing body parts on the body boards and taking them off again and again. Older kids learn names, functions and locations as they play. With five different games included, all ages will learn and grow with this game for years to come. SomeBody has received rave reviews from homes to classrooms. Ages 6 to 10, 2 to 4 Players

The Cars Clay Buddies are here! Your friends to mold have arrived. The real Cars Clay Buddies are now created with your own hands! Shape your favorite Cars characters! You can shape, have fun and complete your collection with the Cars Clay Buddies. Product: Mater

Blindside is a game of pure strategy from every angle. Opponents battle one another with their army of hexes loaded with arrows. Each hex has a varying number of arrows which determine the mobility of each piece. Hexes can only move in the direction their arrow points and as many spaces loaded in the hex. But players must beware; as they battle and jump their opponent they remove their arrows thus changing the hex’s mobility. The puzzle like board and removable rotate spaces allows for endless battlefield scenarios.

"Fill in the BLEEP" is the single answer card game that creates a thousand laughs. Players are dealt BLEEP cards and are presented a sentence with a missing word. Players then fill in the blank with their best BLEEP card based on the die roll, (Funniest, Quirkiest, Choice). The dealer will then "fill in the BLEEP" with the best submission. But beware of action cards that can change the game in an instant. The first to get rid of all of his or her BLEEP cards wins. "This is a game that is different every time you play. It can be enjoyed by both teenagers and adult game players. It is set apart by the unique images included on the game cards," Talicor Inc. Vice President Todd Jacobs told TDmonthly.

Archeologist Dr. S needs players' help to decipher and uncover secret words. He needs assistance sifting through ancient tiles and linking them together to gain clues to a message. Dr. S has started a Log Book detailing the links between the tiles. According to the legend, when the messages are recovered using the ancient tiles, clues to a secret words will be uncovered. Players find the tiles, build the links, read the writings and claim their reward of wisdom, one word at a time. "The game board is whatever you make it! The tiles will be laid out different each time you play. The game also creates discussions about the books, chapters and verses of the Bible you are trying to create," Todd Jacobs, Vice President of Talicor Inc., told TDmonthly.

Players can join characters Bromley and Cotica on a bilingual journey through the Amazon, learning the names of exotic animals along the way. The game is designed to encourage the development of multi-language, critical thinking and memory skills. The first to reach the ocean wins. "The game board is actually a floor puzzle that you put together before playing the game. This joins the activity of a puzzle and beginner game; both are great for kids just starting to play board games," Todd Jacobs, vice president of Talicor Inc., told TDmonthly.
Awards: 2010 Creative Child Magazine Preferred Choice Award

From the hit Showtime original series comes the Dexter Board Game. The first player to hunt down a suspect that has slipped through the cracks of the justice system wins the game. "This board game follows the story line of the actual Dexter Show," Todd Jacobs, vice president of Talicor Inc., told TDmonthly.