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Peaceable Kingdom Press Numberscolors Shapes Gift Book Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a fun book but has some flaws - it is really really small for the price. More important, as another reviewer noted the publisher / artist has not given much thought to colors and colored some animals way off. This makes the bk hard to use beyond a point. For instance, I can first teach my child numbers but then I want to move beyond and get good use of the book by using it to teach colors etc. and I can't because elephants are not green...

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These charming towers of three themed chunky board books are the perfect gift for any young child or expecting mom. Each set explores a simple concept and engages your child in learning about her world. The art is unique and dynamic and the language is simple, lyrical and fun. Parents and children will love reading these books together. Set includes three 24-page board books. Ages 0-4 years.

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Boggle Jr. Game Review

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(More customer reviews)I have a 4 and 6-year-old, both of whom would rather play with playmobile and legos any day over reading a book or doing anything "educational" so following the directions on here wasn't good for us because my 6-year-old son is very competitive and has difficulty being happy just to learn for the sake of learning. SO... After a discussion about being good at Spelling-B contests, he got into it! It's pretty much a one-child-to-one-adult kind of game. My 6-year-old now looks at the cards and calls out name of the picture, spells the word, and then calls out the name again. Then we have a "contest" (NOT a quiz) of him against himself... How many cards can he get right. My 4-year-old is getting into it, as he verifies the word by flipping the flap that exposes the word and naming each letter to see if my 6-year-old got it right. Now... if only I can find more cards! That's what I'm online to do now. It has been a GREAT visual teaching aid. Enjoy...

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With Boggle Jr., your pre-schooler will transform letters into words! Two different matching games encourage various skills and levels with fun and colorful pictures. Ages 3 and up.

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Sneaky Snakes - A Color and Shape Pattern Game Review

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(More customer reviews)This was a perfect Christmas day gift for my 5 1/2 year old nephew. Understanding how to play was a quick read for the adults and explaining the concepts to the children was straightforward, so they could start to play soon after opening the game. The game itself, though, is challenging and my nephew and his sister (and his mother!) enjoyed the thought process behind the game. Also, kids seem to like snakes -- a related, and excellent, game for children this age is "HISS" by Gamewright, which I also found at Amazon.

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Sneaky Snakes™ Color & Shape Pattern GameSlithering, early math fun! Children use a snake's tongue to complete, extend and create patterns. Also builds color and shape recognition. Leveled play options include simple, multi-level, and even child-created patterns. Designed for pre-readers. Includes 28 double-sided, self-checking snake tongues; 80 double-sided pattern tiles, spinner and 4 game boards measuring 9 3/4"L x 3 1/2"H. For 2—4 players. Grades PreK+How to Play:- Place a patterned tongue into your snake game board- Spin the spinner and collect shape or color tiles- First player to finish their pattern wins!

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Primary Puzzle Board Review

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(More customer reviews)we bought this when our son was 18 months and he loves this toy, it really helps with gross and fine motor skills as well as teaching shapes and colors.

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Match the shapes and colors! This fun manipulative helps children practice geometric recognition and counting as well as color and shape sorting skills. Color-coded shapes and base, along with easy-grasp handles, aid young children in successfully completing the puzzle while developing fine motor skills. Play surface is raised to accommodate floor or tabletop play. Safe non-toxic paints with a clear finish, smooth rounded corners and edges, and a sturdy construction guarantee years of creative learning and play.

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LeapFrog My First Book: Hide-and-Seek at the Farm Review

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(More customer reviews)My 13 month old son loves this book! The sound isn't annoying and he loves to play it in the mornings when he wakes up. Keeps him busy for a long time.

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LeapFrog My First Book: Hide-and-Seek at the Farm

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LeapFrog My First Book: Good Night Scout Review

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(More customer reviews)We decided on this book over the other versions (Fisher Price & VTech) because of it's simplisty & it didn't come with "number & letters" lessons. We have all those toys we could ever need! We love that this book! It reads a story or sings a song about a night time routine. It also goes with the Tag Jr. Buddy Pal reader when they are ready! Makes me so happy!

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Melissa & Doug Stack and Sort Board Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a very versatile educational toy that has provided my 18-month old with a great deal of enjoyment. It teaches matching, colors, shapes, and counting--not bad for a single $10 toy.

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Engage kids for hours with this classic toy that helps build matching and counting skills. Little learners can simply match the color and quantity of the colorful pieces to the key on the sturdy solid-wood board, and then stack them up on the peg. Comes with 15 wooden stacking pieces and base.

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