There is definitely assembly required to build this chair.  Combine the four pieces to make a Fifth Chair.  With no hammer or nails, the only tool you need is your brain!

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You have your box, and you have your nine pieces.  Now all you must do is pack the pieces in the box flat.  Sounds easy, right?  Not so fast this curious cube may make you want to pack it up!

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It took the ancient Egyptians years to build the pyramids.  Can you do it with just 2 puzzle pieces?  Go ahead, make King Tut proud!

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The concept is easy.  Get each of the two balls at opposite ends of the puzzle at the same time.  The solution, however, requires some innovative thinking.

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Make the letter T with four puzzle pieces, thats all you have to do.  Keeping your head from spinning will probably be harder!

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Can you free the loop from the puzzle?  Be careful this little teaser might make you go loopy!

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Introducing the most flexible, competitive math game ever invented! Players use combinations of operations including: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, or even powers, to generate equations whose result is closest, or equal to, the Target Number.

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First, set aside the small square, and combine the remaining four pieces to make a big square.  Then, make another square, this time using all five pieces.  Not as easy as it looks!

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Its smoothly sliding stainless steel tiles with decorative enamel facings represent the purest, highest quality rendering of this classic that we've ever seen.

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