The Replogle Company creates a variety of toys and games for educational purposes. They focus on the importance of learning through play. The company has been in operation since 1971. The company is based in the United States and has three distinct divisions: education, manufacturing, and marketing and distribution. In total, they have over 2,000 employees who work in facilities across the United States and Canada. The company focuses on the importance of learning through play. They create toys and games that promote early learning skills such as hand-eye coordination, spatial reasoning, problem solving, and critical thinking. The company's games are designed to be engaging while teaching concepts without being too complicated for children to comprehend. For example, the game "Think Like a Robot" helps children understand the concept of synapses. The game itself is one-dimensional with plastic tiles that represent the brain with multicolored lights glowing around them. When players place their tiles next to other plastic tiles that are similar in color, they create a connection between the two tiles which allows them to learn about synapses and neuron pathways. The company has three main divisions: education, manufacturing, and marketing and distribution. Their education division includes teaching materials for early learners as well as a curriculum for other educators to use with their students. One of their most popular products is the "Learn to Read" series which was created in collaboration with the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD). Other education products include "Think Like a Robot", "Work it Out", "Uno", and "Let's Get Serious". The manufacturing division creates toys and games that promote early learning skills such as hand-eye coordination, spatial reasoning, problem solving, and critical thinking. In total they have over 2,000 employees who work in facilities across the United States and Canada. One of their most popular products is "Think Like a Robot". Their marketing and distribution division creates marketing materials for early learners as well as a curriculum for other educators to use with their students. In addition to marketing materials for preschoolers, they create materials for other age groups such as kindergarteners or upper elementary school students.