Gift Guide2009
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'!
Underwater Disposable Camera
A disposable camera is an inexpensive way to teach your child about "old fashioned" pictures and photographic processing.
Bowl-a-Frog Game
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!
Fox and Geese
This classic game is a solid introduction to strategy, and a great way to practice critical thinking skills.
Custom Yo-Yo
In addition to the patience your child will develop as she learns to Walk the Dog, Shoot the Moon, go Around the World, or other tricks using this wooden beauty, having a yo-yo in her pocket with her own name engraved on the side is sure to bring a smile too.
Tales from the Book of Dragons
A magical reading of two short stories from one of Edith Nesbit's classics, this CD will inspire kids to head to the library, so they can read the other six tales not included here.
Bucket Blast Game
This set of six buckets, beanbags, boundary cones and blindfolds makes for an action-packed adventure.
Paint Porcelain Party
Choose from a mug, a jewelry box, a picture frame, a heart shaped tea cup and saucer, or a vase.
Pop Up Junior Goal
If you've ever tried to put together a soccer goal, then you'll appreciate this super easy pop-up model.
Herd Your Horses Board Game
Horses hold nearly universal appeal for third graders, and this beautiful board game takes horsing around to new levels.
MiQube
Part strategy game, part brain-teasing puzzle, MiQube includes five different games to be played using its simple wooden checkerboard and geometric pieces.
