If you are looking for a unique gift for a child, consider the I See Me personalized books! There are many themes to choose from, whether it's a fairy story for a girl, or a pirate tale for a boy, or a congratulatory gift for a new big brother or sister.
While some people may like the idea of creating their own personalized book via print on demand media, those who don't have time for creating from scratch, or don't feel confident in their creative abilities, can still provide a richly colorful book that highlights a child's name throughout. Some spell out the name, letter by letter, over the course of many beautifully illustrated pages. Others weave the child's name throughout. You have the option of seeing a guided tour through sample "I See Me" books, to get an idea of the look of the story.
There are personalized children's books for varied occasions, as well as personalized floor puzzles. This is a fun, and exciting gift for a youngster who loves book, or is learning to read.
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Friday, August 19, 2011
Magazine Subscriptions for Kids Make Fantastic Educational Gifts
As a grandparent, aunt, or uncle, you may be struggling with gift ideas for your young family members. Sometimes, the toys on the market seem like such "twaddle" (mindless, unchallenging junk!), and you don't want to simply throw away your money, in order to satisfy an obligation. It's much nicer when you know that your gift is meaningful, that it will be enjoyed and appreciated.
My parents took the magazine subscription approach for a couple of years, and it was really a pleasant experience for the kids. I don't know about you, but I love it when a new magazine arrives, and my kids equally enjoy the experience of thumbing through and looking at pictures, reading articles, and discussing their observations. If you are looking for a great way to boost a particular interest, or to encourage reading skills, this could be just what you are looking for.
There are so many magazines available, that you shouldn't have any trouble finding something suitable. My youngest daughter received High Five from Highlights for two years, while an older child received the actual Highlights Magazine. My youngest son received Thomas and Friends. Another son received Spider. Dig, Muse, Ranger Rick, and National Geographic Kids have also been pleasing choices for the kids. Older children received titles suited to their interests: Polymer Clay, Cooking, Baking. The activities, articles, and photos are great. The kids have loved looking forward to that monthly arrival in the mail, and have dreaded that "final issue" notice.
My parents took the magazine subscription approach for a couple of years, and it was really a pleasant experience for the kids. I don't know about you, but I love it when a new magazine arrives, and my kids equally enjoy the experience of thumbing through and looking at pictures, reading articles, and discussing their observations. If you are looking for a great way to boost a particular interest, or to encourage reading skills, this could be just what you are looking for.
There are so many magazines available, that you shouldn't have any trouble finding something suitable. My youngest daughter received High Five from Highlights for two years, while an older child received the actual Highlights Magazine. My youngest son received Thomas and Friends. Another son received Spider. Dig, Muse, Ranger Rick, and National Geographic Kids have also been pleasing choices for the kids. Older children received titles suited to their interests: Polymer Clay, Cooking, Baking. The activities, articles, and photos are great. The kids have loved looking forward to that monthly arrival in the mail, and have dreaded that "final issue" notice.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Back to School Supplies: Dry Erase Crayons
If you have a youngster who likes to color, but is constantly leaving drawings everywhere, you might really appreciate the new Dry Erase Crayons from Crayola. Although you won't be able to save the brilliant art created in this medium, you can provide the artistic youngster with hours of drawing fun.
A dry erase board is ideal for using these, and Crayola has a set of dry erase crayons and dry erase board, for a great price. You can also find dry erase wall decals, which can allow you to make a convenient practice board in virtually any location in the house, perfect for working math problems, or practicing spelling words.
The crayon box includes a sharpener, and an erasing mitt. Stubborn smudges come off easily, with a little water. Sounds too good to be true, but I tried it out, and was very pleased! These are topping my back to school list, for at home practice, but you may want to treat a favorite teacher to a set, too!
A dry erase board is ideal for using these, and Crayola has a set of dry erase crayons and dry erase board, for a great price. You can also find dry erase wall decals, which can allow you to make a convenient practice board in virtually any location in the house, perfect for working math problems, or practicing spelling words.
The crayon box includes a sharpener, and an erasing mitt. Stubborn smudges come off easily, with a little water. Sounds too good to be true, but I tried it out, and was very pleased! These are topping my back to school list, for at home practice, but you may want to treat a favorite teacher to a set, too!
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Netbook or Tablet? Why Not Both!
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Lego Calculators
If your kids love legos, then a lego calculator is a fun gift consideration. While many parents consider calculators to be disallowed in the school setting, the reality is that most math curricula include appropriate calculator skills. After all, what good is a tech tool that an individual doesn't know how to use correctly? And a calculator doesn't guarantee a correct answer, which makes it a helpful tool in teaching number sense.
You can find lego calculators for kids at the link provided at left, in blue, black, or green!
You can find lego calculators for kids at the link provided at left, in blue, black, or green!
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Back to School: Fun Binders for Girls
Case It binders are great helps in the area of organization, and provide some fun color contrasts, as well. After all, academics don't need to be dull, and neither do school supplies. Roxy has put together some cute binders, as well, and this popular brand is well received in the tween and teen world.
Dakine has a rather colorful binder selection...details available through the image, below, at Amazon.
| Dakine Colorful School Binder |
| Case It Binder for Girls |
| Roxy Binder for Girls Cute Pinks |
Friday, July 8, 2011
Outside Playground Equipment
| Lifetime Geometric Dome Climber ***Links are clickable, for Amazon pricing and details. |
While outdoor playground equipment may seem more of a physical item, than educational, the fact is that an outdoor playground set can be the source of a great deal of pretend play, and imagination takes wings in such an environment. Children can become their favorite superheroes, re-enact their favorite fairy tales, and re-tell their beloved stories.
Commercial outside playground equipment can be pricey, but there are many worthwhile swing sets and activity sets to consider.
Individual pieces can be less harsh on the wallet, yet provide hours of entertainment and inspiration.
| Gym Dandy Teeter Totter |
| Lifetime Ace Flyer Airplane Teeter Totter |
| Dizzy Quad Merry-Go-Round |
Wooden Outdoor Playground Equipment
| Champion XP Outdoor Playset |
| Step2 Naturally Playful Adventure Lodge Play Center |
| Gorilla Outdoor Playground Set Big Skye II |
| Little Tikes 8-in-1 Adjustable Playground |
| Lifetime Big Stuff Adventure Outside Playground Equipment |
| Gorilla Playsets Outside Playground Equipment |
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