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Toy Fair 2011: Top 10 Educational Toys

by Christopher Healy, Posted Feb 23rd 2011 2:15PM

Sure, this year's Toy Fair was all about baby vampires, dancing robots, and giant flying fish. But it was also about playthings that –- through either sneaky or overt means –- could build up your kid's brainpower. Here are the top toys we ...Here are the top toys we found for giving your kids a mental workout.
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Oh! The Places Your Sneakers Will Go

by Honey Berk, Posted Jul 20th 2010 2:00PM

Seuss-ify your sneakers. Credit: Converse
You'll be off to great places, off and away, with brains in your heads and Seuss on your shoes. Converse Chuck Taylor All Star sneakers just got a whole lot cuter with a collection celebrating ...
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12 Best Children's Books for the Holidays

by Carrie Snyder, Posted Dec 17th 2009 3:03AM

Snow falling outside frosted windows, fire crackling, two girls curled in blankets on a cozy couch, surrounded by books. I'm seven years old and visiting my best friend who lives just down the street, and we are digging into a huge basket of seasonal ...
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We heard Horton

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Mar 27th 2008 1:32PM

This week is spring break for Jared and Sara, so my mother-in-law decided to take them and their cousin to see Horton Hears a Who, the latest Dr. Seuss book to be turned into a film. I took a long lunch and went with them. I'm extremely ...
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Horton's a hit!

by Bethany Sanders, Posted Mar 17th 2008 10:00AM

I am so in love with the fact that my kids love Dr. Seuss books. Right now, their favorites are One Fish, Two Fish and The Foot Book, but my older daughter is starting to warm up to the longer stories. I hope that some of the social commentary is ...
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Dr. Seuss returns to the big screen

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Feb 26th 2008 10:55AM

Every week, Jared brings home a book from the school library and we make sure that it is one of the stories we read to him at bedtime. This past week, the story was Dr. Seuss' classic, Horton Hears a Who! If you're not familiar with it, it's the ...
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Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss!

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Mar 2nd 2007 8:01AM

To celebrate the birthday of Theodore Geisel -- better known as Dr. Seuss -- the National Education Foundation started the Read Across America campaign to build a nation of readers. After ten years, the program now reaches nearly every home, school, ...
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Animal Tales stamps available in the U.S., but no Paddington Bear

by Sarah Gilbert, Posted Jan 16th 2006 4:39PM

I was loving the Royal Mail's Animal Tales stamp series so much, I joked that I wanted to move to London. Well, thanks to Suburban Misfit for pointing out that I only have to move my behind to my nearest post office. Sadly, though, no Paddington ...
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One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish: Shoot me now

by Jay Allen, Posted Jan 5th 2006 10:41AM

Oh no. Oh dear. Not that again! From Dr. Seuss' wicked pen! No Cat  in the Hat, no Horton, no Who - Just 63 pages of fish who are blue, Of Gacks and of Gumps, Of Yings and of Mikes, Of creatures so frightening My son is all like, ...
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