a-ha! Pack It In
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Retail Price: $6.00
Normally $5.99
Today's Sale Price: $5.48
9% off suggested retail...you save $0.52!
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Item: TF067
Quantity on Hand: 13
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Designed by famous Princeton mathematician John Horton Conway, this puzzle bristles with strategic thinking. Spill the nine pieces out, then put them back into the blue box. Solution is an elegant spiral geometry, which is beautiful as well as challenging.
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NOTE: The orange color in the charts above indicate ages that are LESS than the manufacturer suggested age. Please purchase at your discretion if your child is younger than 8 years of age.
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Toy Value Index
10.00
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Toy IQ
180
Highest Genius
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UPC
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019275014032
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Manufacturer SKU
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1403
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Date Added to Fat Brain Toys
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2/5/2009
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Manufactured In
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 Peoples Republic of China
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Manufacturer Recommended Minimum Age
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8 years
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Fat Brain Toys Monthly Sales Ranking
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#460
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| Total Customer Reviews: |
5 |
| Average Customer Rating: |
5.00 (site average 4.56) |
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a-ha! Pack It In
Posted 2/16/2013 by Leonard Bumbaca
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5 |
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My students get stumped at this and stay at it for long periods of time trying to figure it out. They know that it's "simple" but fitting 2x2 pieces into an odd numbered cube defies their expectations.
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a-ha pack it in
Posted 4/29/2012 by kiara lopez
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