Hey, nobody ever said that keeping your noggin fresh and agile would be easy. But lucky for you, it can be fun with Quantumino. This colorful puzzle will give your frontal and occipital lobes a workout as you remove one wooden shape and then fit the remaining 16 pieces together in the playing perimeters. Remove a different piece each time you play for an entirely new challenge in problem solving and logic. Quantumino exercises visuospatial skills, or the ability to visually perceive objects and the relationships among them. Which comes in handy for things like, oh I don’t know, remembering where you parked the car and recognizing faces.

Dynaflex helps keep your brain and forearms from going to mush with repetitive hand motions that strengthen dexterity and coordination. But what the heck do your hands and forearms have to do with keeping your brain in tip-top shape, you ask? Good question. Your hands are critical receptor points for your brain and exercising them helps those receptor points stay sharp. Which means that DynaFlex can help you strengthen your brain and build forearms like Popeye—all without downing obscene amounts of spinach! And the best part is you can do this fun wrist exercise while watching TV. Old school cartoons, anyone?

The objective of Quoridor is to advance your pawn to the opposite end of the board. With each turn, you&rsquo;re faced with a decision: move your pawn or place a wall to hinder your opponent. The first pawn to the other side wins. But don&rsquo;t be fooled by this Mensa Select Winner&rsquo;s simple rules. The strategic thinking, planning and problem solving skills needed to master Quoridor are enough to make corporate takeover geniuses salivate. This fast-paced strategy game will have you playing round after round, learning from trial and error, and developing your strategy as you go.<br /><br />Quoridor Mini features a 6 1/2 inch board and wood playing pieces.

When it comes to play, kids and cats are pretty simple creatures. Give ‘em a cardboard box and they’ll have fun for hours, forgetting all about video games and kitty condos. Cardboard Safari proves that adult humans aren’t that much different. Made from recycled cardboard, these unique home décor products come in shapes like an elephant, rhino and moose. They’re tons of fun to snap together while building visual perception skills to boot. Cardboard Safari looks hip in native brown or white. But where’s the fun in that when you can unleash your creativity with paint, glitter and wrapping paper?