Kitki Mind Your Numbers Math Game LEGO City dishes and cups BN1M-SLV

Name: Kitki Mind Your Numbers Math Game LEGO City dishes and cups BN1M-SLV
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 27614222503
Price: 300.00 USD
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Rating: 4.5247 (27 reviews)

$Kitki Mind Your Numbers Math Game LEGO City dishes and cups BN1M-SLV$

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Kitki Mind Your Numbers Math Game LEGO City dishes and cups BN1M SLV dishes and cups A textured curve ball: The pink ball has crazy soft spikes for all kinds of fun play 3 of each type 2 player boards: 1 for each player 10 mystery numbers (0 to 9): 1 set to make sure each player gets a different number 1 mystery board: With numbers 0 to 9 marked to keep track of the results in each round 20 brown and 10 red cubes: Wooden cubes for players to keep track of their points game rules: Fully illustrated rules sheet about Kitki Kitki was started by bitsian alumni to transform learning into a truly exciting experience Age : 8 Year+

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