Monday, December 18, 2006

Educational toys for Christmas...

Are you finished with your Christmas shopping? Do you have those toys purchased and wrapped under the tree or are you like me and still have some gifts you need to pick up?

This article talks about how the correct toys can give children an advantage on education and learning.

"As children are playing with those educational toys that are fun, they will be learning things without realizing it," she said. "As they get accustomed to playing with those types of toys, they will be the toys they select for themselves as they get older."

Toys and games that are designed to increase your children's knowledge about their subjects in school -- including science and technology, mathematics, language and reading -- are recommended.

These games include puzzles, chess and board games such as Scrabble, which helps build a strong vocabulary.

Anything that stimulates curiosity and a desire to learn will benefit children at any age.

Find some toys for Christmas that are fun and educational as well... Here are a few outstanding brands recommended by www.educational-toy-guide.com.
  • Lego. The perfect interlocking building block. A child's imagination is the only required accessory for this toy brand. It's an affordable toy that delivers precisely as directed, while at the same time being excellent value for money.
  • LeapFrog. From preschool to middle school, this brand will be there for your child. This specialized brand delivers age-appropriate child learning games and development toys.
  • Playmobil. Makes more than just learning toys for babies and toddlers.
  • Fisher Price. Impeccably researched toys plus unbelievable durability equal very, very good value for money.
  • Mega Bloks. Too many ingenious kid fun answers to be ignored.
  • Lamaze. Cleverly uses colors, shapes and textures to optimally stimulate and develop your baby and toddler.
  • Chicco. Chicco has been making learning toys for more than 50 years. Whether you're interested in a toy to stimulate visual and audio development in your infant, a toy for aiding your 6-month-old's motor skills, a toy to help your 1-year-old move toward independence or a toy that helps your 4-year-old learn by imitating life.
  • Graco. This company turns wasted waiting time into productive learning time.
  • Crayola crayons cultivate creative genius.
  • Ravensburger puzzles. Start your search for puzzles here.
  • Brio inspires children to play with toys in different ways.
  • Wooden toys. Discover the durability of wooden toys. Wooden toys help your child learn about size, shape and gives them an idea of what balance is.

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