Gift Guideall

From toys that stand the test of time to board games that are anything but boring, we found the best products for each grade that will build your child's brain as well as being chock full of fun. Our list of loot is kid-tested, teacher approved, and full of options for any family, so get wrappin'!

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Monster Mansion Playspace

Monster Mansion Playspace

Gear up for some imaginative fun in this bright, whimsical monster mansion that's home to a mad scientist and his wacky creations.

Reviewed for Preschool, 2011
The Allowance Game

The Allowance Game

Like it or not, kids this age are somewhat obsessed with money, and especially with how to get it and how to spend it.

Reviewed for Second Grade, 2010
Middleworld: The Jaguar Stones Book One

Middleworld: The Jaguar Stones Book One

Dangerous terrain, mysterious secrets, ancient pyramids, and a whole lot of Mayan history play into this fast paced action adventure.

Reviewed for Fifth Grade, 2010
Courtside Portable Basketball System

Courtside Portable Basketball System

Chalk off three hours to set this hoop up, and prepare for lots of swish in your kid's future.

Reviewed for First Grade, 2010
Washable Kids Paint

Washable Kids Paint

Love painting but hate the mess? Ditch the brushes for these hand-held marker-like dispensers.

Reviewed for Kindergarten, 2010
My First Lab Ultimate Microscope

My First Lab Ultimate Microscope

If you're looking for a beginner microscope to get your kids jazzed about the natural world, but want something a bit more durable, this one's the ticket.

Reviewed for Third Grade, 2010
Archery Set

Archery Set

Set up would-be heroes with this backyard-friendly target.

Reviewed for Second Grade, 2010
Robo Champ

Robo Champ

At its core, Robo Champ is a race to build a robot in a specific color before an opponent beats you to it.

Reviewed for Second Grade, 2010
Pocket Yam Slam

Pocket Yam Slam

Proof that big things sometimes come in small packages, this petite game has all the play value of the original, but it's small enough to fit in a Christmas stocking.

Reviewed for Fifth Grade, 2010
Frankly, Frannie

Frankly, Frannie

Frannie Miller, otherwise known as Frankly, wants a job badly. But it's not as easy as one might think to get hired.

Reviewed for First Grade, 2010
Fashion Studio

Fashion Studio

Design your own fashion line with this kit containing a light table, clothing silhouettes, and a full-color book filled with drawing tips and fun fashion facts.

Reviewed for Fourth Grade, 2010
Hide and Seek

Hide and Seek

The high-tech treasure hunting activity known as "geocaching" sets the stage for an action novel featuring a curious fourteen-year-old boy named Chase, his GPS tracking device, and the two young brothers Chase finds living in the northern Arizona mountains.

Reviewed for Middle School, 2010
Sugar and Spice Fashion Girls Around the World

Sugar and Spice Fashion Girls Around the World

This hands-on toy takes plain old paper dolls to a whole other level.

Reviewed for Kindergarten, 2010
Rabbit Stage Puppet

Rabbit Stage Puppet

Puppets come in all shapes and sizes, but this furry friend is in a class of his own.

Reviewed for First Grade, 2010
Mary's Penny

Mary's Penny

Mary's Penny is a simple story that teaches children about the importance of imagination and following your dreams. With beautiful illustrations and warmly written words, this book will be a unique addition to your kindergartner's library.

Reviewed for Kindergarten, 2010
Numbers on the Go

Numbers on the Go

Learning to count doesn't have to be a chore. This bright and colorful puzzle offers practice with numbers 1 through 9, but for kids, it will just feel like pure puzzle fun!

Reviewed for Preschool, 2010

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