PERC Volunteer Spotlight: Heidi

Perplexus

"I like this one because it's easy, it's only one piece, and you can't loose it. It's fun, kids can sit and think. Perplexus captures their minds and it's almost like a video game; but it's not, they're figuring out a maze. I like the thought process and seeing my kids figure out how it works." -Heidi Bird

PERC Volunteer Spotlight: Margy

10 days in the USA

The unpredictable game of making connections

"I love to travel, and this game is just a fun, whimsical trip around the USA." -Margy

PERC Volunteer Spotlight: Krisann

QUIXO

"This is one of my favorite games to play. This game is similar to Tic-Tac-Toe; but, you must get 5 X's or O's in a row to win. I think it's fun because you never know where your X or O will end up, it can be tricky at times. Play it, you may like it too." -Krisann Moleni

PERC Volunteer Spotlight: Angelina

Spot it!
A fun thinking and reasoning game.

"I love spot it because it is fun to play with both kids and adults. It doesn't take long to learn how to play and yet it doesn't get boring fast because there are multiple ways to play." -Angelina Sieber

PERC Volunteer Spotlight: Heidi Bird

Multiplication Educational Keyboard
"I like it because it's a learning activity which kids can self-check. They can use this "Educational Keyboard" by themselves. The more time they spend with it, the more they learn. It's a very good math tool." -Heidi Bird

Volunteer Spotlight: Margy Chestnut

THE aMAZEing LABYRINTH

"Thinking and Reasoning is my favorite area and it's really hart to choose just one game. But, I've played this one for about 20 years, with our kids growing up, and now just my husband and I, so I know it stands the test of time for a great game!" -Margy

Volunteer Spotlight: Leslie Gimenes

Jump to the Beat

"I love PERC. One of my favorite items is the long jump rope. My kids love to jump with their friends and do the double dutch."

This item comes with two jump ropes, words for the jumping rhymes, and this instructional DVD.

Volunteer Spotlight: Maureen Baker

Game: Sequence for kids

"I think this game is really great because even little ones can play with an older child and enjoy it, even if they don't really comprehend the objective of the game" --Maureen Baker

Take a closer look at the picture of the box above; there are animals and tokens. Be the first player to make a sequence by using the animals and the tokens. This game is fun and great for children.

This game is appropriate for ages 3-6.
This game may be played with 2-4 Players.