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A type of "sowing" or "count and capture" game that goes by various names throughout the world, including Kalah or Mancala. See also: YA-Mancala

Kids who think they know it all will find their reputations on the line as they dodge Troggles and devour tasty trivia on topics ranging from math to cars. Players pick a subject such as “famous people” and then race around the board,...

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Oh no! This is supposed to be a pretty picture of the Warner Bros. Studio lot where all your favorite characters live. But it is all out of order! Help restore order to the Warner Bros. Studio lot by placing the pieces in their proper and exact...

The sequel to McGee is another easy-to-navigate exploration game for toddlers. In this program, McGee's rambunctious cousin Katie introduces McGee to her farm. The two friends go fishing, berry-picking and haystack jumping. Katie...

A small Brickles like desk accessory

Kalah, also called Kalaha or Mancala, is a game in the mancala family invented by William Julius Champion Jr in 1940. This game heavily favors the starting player, who will always win the three-seed to six-seed versions with perfect play. This game...