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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Erector Empire State Building

Erector Empire State Building

Want a building project that doubles as an industrial art piece?

Reviewed for Fifth Grade, 2010
Faces Magazine

Faces Magazine

This magazine brings your child up close and personal with cultures and ideas from around the globe.

Reviewed for Middle School, 2010
Crayola Oil Pastels Portfolio Series (24-pack)

Crayola Oil Pastels Portfolio Series (24-pack)

Somewhere between an oil paint and a crayon, these portfolio pastels are the perfect set for anyone from a budding artist to a seasoned pro, made as only Crayola could make them.

Reviewed for 2010, High School
Guinea Pig Pet Shop Private Eye #1: Hamster and Cheese

Guinea Pig Pet Shop Private Eye #1: Hamster and Cheese

This mini comic book rings in at just 48 pages, making it digestible enough for kids still struggling with longer chapter books, and accessible enough for reluctant readers.

Reviewed for Second Grade, 2010
Matched

Matched

Complex characters and a gripping plot make this a step above Twilight, but just as addictive. Don't give this one to your kid on a school night--he's guaranteed to stay up into the wee hours racing to the end.

Reviewed for 2010, High School
Crochet Penguin Kit

Crochet Penguin Kit

This crochet kit gives you everything you need to make a cute little penguin.

Reviewed for Third Grade, 2010
Fliffix Catch!

Fliffix Catch!

This colorful toss-and-catch set is fail-proof, gross-motor fun!

Reviewed for First Grade, 2010
Bento 2

Bento 2

Whether it's keeping track of assignments, logging miles while training for a marathon, or organizing To-Dos, this mini personal database makes it easy to collect, search, and display information on the go.

Reviewed for 2009, High School
Artifact

Artifact

What if Indiana Jones designed the Monopoly board? He might end up with something like Artifact, a globe-trotting game that challenges players to recover ancient stolen works of art.

Reviewed for Middle School, 2009
Mummy Rummy

Mummy Rummy

This game, similar to Gin Rummy, has four color-coded "suits" which players must try to assemble into matching sets.

Reviewed for Middle School, 2009
Cathedral

Cathedral

This beautifully constructed game, made entirely of stained wood, is like a cross between an interlocking puzzle and a game of chess, with a medieval storyline running between them.

Reviewed for Fifth Grade, 2009
Tub Tunes Water Drums

Tub Tunes Water Drums

Grab your drumsticks, it's bath time! This set of two plastic and foam drums floats in the bathtub, giving kids a solid introduction to percussion in the midst of soaping up.

Reviewed for Preschool, 2009
Top This!

Top This!

Practice thinking outside of the box with this frustratingly fun and challenging puzzle game, meant for a single player.

Reviewed for Fourth Grade, 2009
Bucket Blast Game

Bucket Blast Game

This set of six buckets, beanbags, boundary cones and blindfolds makes for an action-packed adventure.

Reviewed for Third Grade, 2009
Finger Puppets

Finger Puppets

These little guys are a breeze for preschoolers to manipulate. Almost every finger puppet in the line, from hedgehog to emperor penguin, costs less than $10.

Reviewed for Preschool, 2009
Rumblewick's Diary: My Unwilling Witch Sleeps Over

Rumblewick's Diary: My Unwilling Witch Sleeps Over

Rumblewick is contractually obligated to turn Haggy Aggy into the best witch she can be. But life as a right-hand cat isn't so easy when your witch-in-training would rather play with Otherworld kids than scare them!

Reviewed for Second Grade, 2009

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