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This robotic creature is a great example of the ways in which the tiniest things in life can bring big pleasure.
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Part giant frisbee, part mini trampoline, these unique sports disks are probably the most versatile outdoor playthings on the market.
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When weather keeps the kids indoors, this toy brings the trees to them! Start with 4 interlocking base pieces, then build up from the truck to create branches, leaves, and perches for a bevy of blue jays, goldfinches, and cardinals.
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Kids can build it in about twenty minutes, engage the motor with some pull-back action, and let it fly!
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The frog pins in this game are so cute, it's a shame to knock them down. And actually, it's not that easy, either!
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Get your child started with this kid-friendly kit, which contains 18 half-pans of pigment and a brush in an easy-to-tote aluminum tin.
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Funny, articulate and well-written, The Miles Between tackles deep philosophical questions with a light and clever tone. A great road trip movie...only in book form!
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Out for a walk with the family, Peep reaches the edge of the sidewalk and is petrified to jump off. A sweet read for little ones dealing with life's challenges, and a calming way to spark a talk about fears.
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This activity kit adds some major excitement to the act of painting, by letting kids shoot giant pinballs at globs of paint.
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The Geomate Jr. does one thing and one thing only: geocaching. With just 3 buttons and a 1 1/2 inch screen, it weighs a mere 3 ounces and primarily shows the bare basics.
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These days, kids are surrounded 24/7 by high tech gizmos and beeping "educational" toys. What a joy to find these low-tech beauties - high quality wood blocks with embossed images. Comes in the alphabet and numbers and Nursery Rhymes sets.
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This bright wooden set invites kids to test their throwing arms, and get plenty of practice with eye-hand coordination while they're at it.
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Forget the plastic pickup sticks! You can get this set of pure wood beauties for under ten bucks.
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First graders are learning to read in earnest, but they're also learning to love books. This beautiful fable is a story to fall in love with, with stunning pictures to match.
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Enter Mocha Live, a website that's like a marriage between Facebook and Berlitz. Online language lessons merge with a social networking component that allows your child to practice with native speakers in a fun and safe environment, a cool way to get her hooked on language.
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When Elephant gets an invitation to visit his penguin pals in faraway Icetown, he sets sail immediately. Gorgeous artwork and a silly premise make this a delight for young readers.
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If you've ever tried to put together a soccer goal, then you'll appreciate this super easy pop-up model.
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Think Trivial Pursuit crossed with roulette and spiced with an extra dose of social studies and math practice, and youâve got this fun group game for four to twenty players.
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Inspire your child to reach for a place at the MOMA. With this kit, she'll learn how to draw, color, and paint using the techniques of modern masters like Picasso, Kandinsky, Mondrian and Warhol.
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Orienteering is a nice family activity that will get your child up and moving, as she learns the tricks to becoming a true explorer.
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