WHAT YOUR ORIGAMI HAS BEEN MISSING

Origami is cool. You can turn ordinary paper into little cranes. If you’re really good at it, you can make really intricate pieces of art, but really, who has the time? (And we assume the path to origami mastery is paved with papercuts – ouch!) Have you seen the reports on self-folding origami technology coming out of MIT’s Tangible Media Lab and North Carolina State University? Impressive stuff. No papercuts involved.

Papertronics are paper toys with paper electronic circuits in them. The Lunar Landers come in a pack of three: Spaceboy, Alien Girl, and Tabula Rasa. Tabula Rasa is blank and can be designed by you. Turn them into cool accent lights, party lights or fun additions to your desk. When the spaceships are placed a particular way, they light up. Turn them another way, and they turn off. They come pre-cut so you can fold them all by yourself for a fun DIY electronic origami project!

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DC Dark Knights Metal Deck-Building Game

Batman has discovered a Dark Multiverse and unleashed evil versions of himself upon our world! The Justice League must band together to defeat Barbatos, The Batman Who Laughs, and their Dark Knights. One Super Hero won’t be enough to overcome these challenges.

Don’t Step In It Llama Poop Edition Game

Who hasn’t been there? You’re walking around, having a nice stroll, and all of a sudden… something feels smooshy underfoot. You just stepped in it! Bring the fun home with the official Don’t Step In It Llama Poop Edition Game, which lets kids of all ages enjoy the fun of stepping in real (fake) llama poop. How will you fare in this harrowing adventure? Ages 4 and up, fun for 1 or more players. Includes blindfold, board, and 12 ounces of genuine (fake) Llama Poop.

Downton Abbey Edition Clue Board Game

The Classic Mystery Board Game has an aristocratic twist as it features characters and themes from the award-winning Masterpiece television series, Downton Abbey. While at a Crawley family dinner party Mr. Carson realizes something was stolen and he needs help solving the mystery. It’s an exciting strategy board game for 2 to 6 players, or to play in teams. Players ask questions about who did the crime, what object was stolen, and where it was hidden.