Games are fun, that's what makes them games! But they also teach important thinking skills, help develop spatial skills, and allow players to practice forming strategies.

New Mexico
• Art and Science of Balloons**
• Ecosystems of the Southwest
• Every Drop Counts - Water Education
• New Mexico Science Kits

Classrooms
• Art Kits
• Hands-On Science Kits
• Math Manipulatives
• Math Kits
• New Mexico Science Kits

Schools
• Family Math
• Hands-On Science Kits
• Math Fun for Families of Young Children
• Math Explorer
• Science Explorer for Families

After School
• Multicultural Games
• Multicultural Math Mini-kits**
• Scence and Math Kits for Groups

Special Programs
• Ecosystems of the Southwest
• Every Drop Counts - Water Education
• Proyecto Futuro - Bilingual Science kits in ife, Earth, and Physical Science

Everyone
• Art and Science of Balloons**
• Games People Played
• Native American Games and Toys**

Groups
• Family Math
• Math Fun for Families of Young Children
• Math Explorer
• Multicultural Games
• Science Explorer for Groups

Museums
• Games People Played
• Native American Games and Toys**


Training

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**indicates products suitable for homeschoolers

Prices:

Large discounts available for bulk purchases, please call for information.

• Authentic - Each activity is based on the landmark 1902 monograph.
• Educational - Each package contains information about the tribe and game.
• Complete - Each package contains EVERYTHING needed to make and play the games and toys as well as complete instructions.
• Fun - These are great games of luck and skill. Some seem familiar but others are very different from anything you've ever played.

  Pacific Coast and Arctic - Chinook, Hupa, Inuit, Makah, Shasta, and Yupik

  Northern Great Plains - Blackfeet, Cree, Dakota, Mandan, and Omaha

  Northern Mountain and Plains - Bannock, Nez Perce, Paiute, Shoshoni, Ute

  Southwestern Deserts and Mesas - Apache, Hopi, Pueblo, Navajo, Zuni

  Southern Great Plains - Caddo, Cheyenne, Kiowa, Osage

  Eastern Woodlands - Cherokee, Choctaw, Lenape (Delaware) Massachusetts, Natchez

  North Central Prairies and Woodlands - Ho-Chunk (Winnebago), Illinois, Menominee, Ojibway, Sauk

• As seen in the National Museum of the American Indian