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Explorers Card Game

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > History
by: Victor Kalin, Thomas C. Clarie II, Adriana Wechsler

1991-06

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Thames & Kosmos Earthquakes and Volcanoes

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > History
from: Thames & Kosmos

January 01, 2008
I bought this for my grandson who loves earth and nature and natural disasters. His dad helped him with the projects. He really enjoys seeing how nature works and this gives him an insite to the real thing. I would recommend this for anyone who is into nature.

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History Pockets: Moving West, Grades 4-6+

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > History
by: Martha Cheney

2003-01
This is a good complement to our study of American history. The kids enjoy making the "pockets" and the directions are easy to follow.

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Children Of The World Lacing Cards

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > History
from: None

2003-01
This is a good complement to our study of American history. The kids enjoy making the "pockets" and the directions are easy to follow.

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LeapFrog LeapPad Educational Book: Bratz - Election Perfection

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > History
from: LeapFrog

2003-01
I read another review and bought this for my 6 yr old (entering 1st grade soon) thinking it would be a piece of cake. Both she and my 4 yr old have played with it a little bit, but it hasn't held their attention. The reason is because it's over their heads. They can use the pen to follow the story but the interaction demands too much of them (and my 6 yr old's no dummy!) For example, they're supposed to point out the grammatical mistakes early in the story. Later on there's a multiplaction table that shows everything from 1x1 to 9x9. (5x5=25, 5x6=30, etc). My 4 yr old had no idea what it was saying so she randomly pointed to numbers, got bored and walked away. We did sit with our 6 yr old and go through the bar graphs together. This was ... Read More:

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BrainyMats - Counting To 100

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > History
from: Educational Placemats

2003-01
I read another review and bought this for my 6 yr old (entering 1st grade soon) thinking it would be a piece of cake. Both she and my 4 yr old have played with it a little bit, but it hasn't held their attention. The reason is because it's over their heads. They can use the pen to follow the story but the interaction demands too much of them (and my 6 yr old's no dummy!) For example, they're supposed to point out the grammatical mistakes early in the story. Later on there's a multiplaction table that shows everything from 1x1 to 9x9. (5x5=25, 5x6=30, etc). My 4 yr old had no idea what it was saying so she randomly pointed to numbers, got bored and walked away. We did sit with our 6 yr old and go through the bar graphs together. This was ... Read More:

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Thames & Kosmos Dinosaurs and Fossils

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > History
from: Thames & Kosmos

January 01, 2008
I read another review and bought this for my 6 yr old (entering 1st grade soon) thinking it would be a piece of cake. Both she and my 4 yr old have played with it a little bit, but it hasn't held their attention. The reason is because it's over their heads. They can use the pen to follow the story but the interaction demands too much of them (and my 6 yr old's no dummy!) For example, they're supposed to point out the grammatical mistakes early in the story. Later on there's a multiplaction table that shows everything from 1x1 to 9x9. (5x5=25, 5x6=30, etc). My 4 yr old had no idea what it was saying so she randomly pointed to numbers, got bored and walked away. We did sit with our 6 yr old and go through the bar graphs together. This was ... Read More:

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Viewmaster Apollo Moon Landings - 21 3D Images

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > History
from: View-Master

2003-01
I read another review and bought this for my 6 yr old (entering 1st grade soon) thinking it would be a piece of cake. Both she and my 4 yr old have played with it a little bit, but it hasn't held their attention. The reason is because it's over their heads. They can use the pen to follow the story but the interaction demands too much of them (and my 6 yr old's no dummy!) For example, they're supposed to point out the grammatical mistakes early in the story. Later on there's a multiplaction table that shows everything from 1x1 to 9x9. (5x5=25, 5x6=30, etc). My 4 yr old had no idea what it was saying so she randomly pointed to numbers, got bored and walked away. We did sit with our 6 yr old and go through the bar graphs together. This was ... Read More:

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BrainyMats - Alphabet

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > History
from: Educational Placemats

2003-01
I read another review and bought this for my 6 yr old (entering 1st grade soon) thinking it would be a piece of cake. Both she and my 4 yr old have played with it a little bit, but it hasn't held their attention. The reason is because it's over their heads. They can use the pen to follow the story but the interaction demands too much of them (and my 6 yr old's no dummy!) For example, they're supposed to point out the grammatical mistakes early in the story. Later on there's a multiplaction table that shows everything from 1x1 to 9x9. (5x5=25, 5x6=30, etc). My 4 yr old had no idea what it was saying so she randomly pointed to numbers, got bored and walked away. We did sit with our 6 yr old and go through the bar graphs together. This was ... Read More:

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Americana 3D Set - Black Classic ViewMaster Viewer with Scenic Americana Reel

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > History
from: View-Master

2003-01
I read another review and bought this for my 6 yr old (entering 1st grade soon) thinking it would be a piece of cake. Both she and my 4 yr old have played with it a little bit, but it hasn't held their attention. The reason is because it's over their heads. They can use the pen to follow the story but the interaction demands too much of them (and my 6 yr old's no dummy!) For example, they're supposed to point out the grammatical mistakes early in the story. Later on there's a multiplaction table that shows everything from 1x1 to 9x9. (5x5=25, 5x6=30, etc). My 4 yr old had no idea what it was saying so she randomly pointed to numbers, got bored and walked away. We did sit with our 6 yr old and go through the bar graphs together. This was ... Read More: