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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Make Your Own Sticker Fun: Things that Go

Make Your Own Sticker Fun: Things that Go

Forget store-bought stickers, here's a way to make your own! This handy sticker book provides everything a sticker-lover dreams of.

Reviewed for First Grade, 2010
The Original Rummikub

The Original Rummikub

With all the choices in the game closet, it's amazing just how often this one seems to come out on top.

Reviewed for Fifth Grade, 2010
Thumball

Thumball

A silly, hands-on way to practice key skills, and have a ball doing it.

Reviewed for First Grade, 2010
Skyfoil Frameless Parafoil Kite

Skyfoil Frameless Parafoil Kite

Wind easily fills this parafoil kite, and you're up and flying before you know it.

Reviewed for Kindergarten, 2010
Edison's Gold

Edison's Gold

Cool historical tidbits, secret societies, and a pulse-racing plot equal pure gold for kids ready for an adventure.

Reviewed for Third Grade, 2010
10 Days in the USA

10 Days in the USA

In this fun family game, players race to plane, train, or walk across the United States ... and learn geography while they're at it!

Reviewed for Fifth Grade, 2010
Mille Bornes

Mille Bornes

French for a thousand milestones, this classic competitive card game is anything but a bore. As kids sprint to the finish line, they won't even realize they're building strategy skills and working on mental math!

Reviewed for Fourth Grade, 2010
Too Pickley!

Too Pickley!

Preschoolers will love the extremely expressive looks on this picky eater's face as he refuses every option in the cupboard, and parents will love that it has a happy ending!

Reviewed for Preschool, 2010
Now I'm Reading Plays: Three Little Pigs

Now I'm Reading Plays: Three Little Pigs

Everyone knows and loves the story of The Three Little Pigs, but here's a way to breathe some new life into this classic tale.

Reviewed for Kindergarten, 2010
Super Art Studio

Super Art Studio

With watercolors, pencils, pastels, and more packed neatly into a sleek aluminum carrying case, this 140-piece set has all the basics covered and then some.

Reviewed for Third Grade, 2010
Peek Poker Hold 'Em

Peek Poker Hold 'Em

Using dice instead of cards, this creative twist on Texas Hold 'Em takes the game of poker to another level.

Reviewed for Middle School, 2010
8 in 1 Crayon

8 in 1 Crayon

With eight vivid colors jam-packed into one monster crayon, this gift is perfect for your on-the-go artist.

Reviewed for Kindergarten, 2010
Big Nate: In a Class By Himself

Big Nate: In a Class By Himself

A natural for kids a little too old for Captain Underpants and a little too young for Diary of a Wimpy Kid.

Reviewed for Third Grade, 2010
Muse Magazine

Muse Magazine

This magazine is sure to delight the artist, writer, mathematician, astronaut, and philosopher in your child.

Reviewed for Fourth Grade, 2010
Race for the White House

Race for the White House

Electoral excitement comes but once in a while, but with Race for the White House, you can experience the nail-biting election process anytime!

Reviewed for 2010, High School
Hide and Eeek!

Hide and Eeek!

This simple concentration game has a cute rating that's off-the-charts. Search the field for elephants that are higher or lower than the number on your card.

Reviewed for Third Grade, 2010

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