Gift Guide2008

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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My Listography: My Amazing Life in Lists

My Listography: My Amazing Life in Lists

Could you remember the television shows you liked, the times you got in the most trouble, or all the places you wanted to go one day...back when you were 12? Didn't think so. Give your child a gift with the historical memory of a journal and the irresistible fun factor of personalized Top 10 lists.

Reviewed for 2008, Middle School
iPod Touch with Nike Plus iPod Sport Kit

iPod Touch with Nike Plus iPod Sport Kit

What if your iPod could talk to your running shoes? Well sometimes truth is stranger than fiction, because guess what? It can. Thanks to a collaboration between Apple and Nike, all new iPod Touch and Nanos now come ready to step in as Personal Trainer.

Reviewed for 2008, High School
Wonder Bear

Wonder Bear

This amazing book begins from humble seeds-- a large stalk shoots up towards the sky and out crawls a polar bear with a magical top hat. What will happen next? The best part of this book is the fact that there are no words, allowing your child to create his own storyline.

Reviewed for 2008, Preschool
A Visitor for Bear

A Visitor for Bear

Bear does not like visitors. So when a bright-eyed mouse knocks on his door, wrangling for a cup of tea, bear tells him to go away. The problem is, the mouse keeps popping up again and again, and in the most unlikely places! A delightful slap-sticky saga.

Reviewed for 2008, Kindergarten
Cesar Takes a Break

Cesar Takes a Break

Cesar is the class pet in Ms. Lee's second grade room, and the luckiest iguana on the planet until disaster strikes...Spring Break! His 25 best friends race for the door and Cesar finds himself alone for the week. He's a puddle of sadness until Cesar decides to take a vacation of his own.

Reviewed for 2008, First Grade
A Practical Guide to Dragon Riding

A Practical Guide to Dragon Riding

A follow up to the runaway hit, "A Practical Guide to Dragons", this delightful tome details everything your child needs to know in order to find, train, and raise a dragon, including in-depth directions for diet and exercise. Enter a fantastical world and set your child's imagination soaring!

Reviewed for 2008, Second Grade
Kenny and the Dragon

Kenny and the Dragon

Kenny Rabbit doesn't have too many friends, until he meets a poetry-spouting, creme-brulee-eating, peace-loving dragon. What will Kenny do when Grahame is designated a scourge by the townsfolk and marked for imminent extermination?

Reviewed for 2008, Third Grade
The 39 Clues: The Maze of Bones

The 39 Clues: The Maze of Bones

Meet orphans Amy and Dan Cahill, two kids competing against other members of the powerful Cahill clan to discover the first of 39 clues. Why so interested? No biggie-- the clues just lead to a secret that will make them the most powerful people on the planet.

Reviewed for 2008, Fourth Grade
The Man in the Iron Mask

The Man in the Iron Mask

This graphic take on Dumas' classic novel does more than just distract kids for a second: it brings literature alive in comic book style, with lively images and easy-to-comprehend dialogue. Guaranteed to suck even the most reluctant reader into the fray. En garde!

Reviewed for 2008, Fifth Grade
The Cabinet of Wonders

The Cabinet of Wonders

When Mikal Kronos is hired by the prince of Bohemia to build the world's most amazing astronomical clock, it seems that fame and fortune will follow...until he comes home blind. Can his daughter help? A breakneck fantasy novel with a strong female lead is hard to find. Don't let this one pass you ...

Reviewed for 2008, Middle School

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