GIFT GUIDE 2008

Third Grade Gifts

Gifts for an 8-Year-Old or 9-Year-Old

From toys that stand the test of time to board games that are anything but boring, we found the best third grade products for an eight-year-old or nine-year-old. Our list of loot is kid-tested, teacher approved, and full of options for any family, so get wrappin'!

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Design a Doll

Design a Doll

This kit hearkens back to a time when little kids learned to sew magical things out of modest means. Complete with yarn for hair, patterns, a muslin figure, and a sack of sewing accoutrements, it will teach your child to sew her own "eco" doll using materials made in America.

Reviewed for 2008, Third Grade
The 15 Greatest Board Games in the World

The 15 Greatest Board Games in the World

No need to lug a duffel bag full of boardgames on your next vacation: this little volume packs fifteen of the greatest games of all time into a slim little package that can slide into a suitcase with room to spare. A great way to get your game on, on the go, and sneak in a little culture, too!

Reviewed for 2008, Third 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 Penderwicks on Gardam Street

The Penderwicks on Gardam Street

The Penderwick sisters are back! The new installment, fresh on the heels of the National Book Award winner "The Penderwicks", resumes the story of Rosalind, Skye, and Jane, with the addition of new little sis, Batty. A sure bet for family read-alouds and individual page-turning alike.

Reviewed for 2008, Third Grade
Emily Windsnap: 3 Swishy Mermaid Tales

Emily Windsnap: 3 Swishy Mermaid Tales

This boxed set of three mermaid adventures has a sweet innocence missing from so many of the books written for this age group. While it's not exactly fine literature, Emily's journey to the deep, full of danger and adventure, is a fun and frothy escape, especially for reluctant readers.

Reviewed for 2008, Third Grade

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