CT Toys

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A tabletop game played with tiles that is popular with Puerto Rican and Jamaican communities in CT.
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A game played for hundreds of years in CT by Native Peoples here that uses discs and a bowl.
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An illusion toy that is made of ribbons and wood blocks that was commonly played in Colonial Connecticut.
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A disc toy that is flung through the air and may have gotten its name from a Connecticut pie company.
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A stretchy goofy toy that was invented by a 1940s scientist here in CT when he tried to invent a rubber alternative.
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A special ball with holes on one side that curves through the air when you throw it and was invented in CT.
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Plastic connecting block toys that were not invented in our state, but were made here for several years in a CT factory!
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A game where you try to put a ball on a string into a cup played by many cultures in CT across time.