What kind of learning toys will stimulate my toddler's brain and become smart?
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puzzles, zigsawas, number ladders and especially multimedia softwares which look like fun but teach a lot
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Goodness...there's lots out there!  It would help if you were more specific about what you wanted to accomplish with the technology.\n\nFor learning supports at home (if you are a parent), I would recommend Leapfrog and similar products.
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try kaboose it has educational games for all ages
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I would start with the basics, counting to 10, recognizing colors and some shapes, etc.  Also how to use crayons and simple things like that.  They will learn the rest.  Also, you may want to make sure the child is okay with sharing, authority figures besides the parents, etc.
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There educational games on www.nickjr.com  . That's what my 5-year old always access to, to play games
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Why not take advantage of the fact that they are young enough to reprogram them out of the typical "one size fits all cookie cutter" approach to learning? Have you looked into other methods along the home-schooling spectrum? I would pick up a few good books about home schooling elementary aged children and start getting creative instead of relying solely (if at all) on a packaged curriculum.
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Don't get her stuffed animals or toys that will just clutter up her room. Get her something that is practical and something she can use, but also something she can have fun with. I don't know where you live or if your climate conditions are suited to this, but if it's warm enough, I recommend a water plaything of some sort. Nothing beats plaing in the water on a hot summers day, especially for a 7 year old.
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Second Grade Skill Builders-Interactive Sites\n\nhttp://www.internet4classrooms.com/skills_2nd.htm
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You can get a nice big art & crafts set for a little one of her age for about $10 (florida prices) so then you can throw in some puzzles, chap sticks, and coloring books (the more they have to unwrap the better!) \n\nFor the little boy, a toy dump truck for sure! Then throw in some of those washable crayon's that he can write and color on the bathroom tiles with while he is given a bath.
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The best site I think is bbc.co.uk  You can click on Cbeebies and get games and things to do, Also for older children there is CBBC.  Then if you click on Education there are lots of games and activities.  Also www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/Games/educational and Enchanted Learning.
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how about making a board with all the sounds on it to help teach children how to spell
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old wives tale - eat lots of eggs while pregnant. Get a book on Signing with Baby where you teach your baby sign language.  IT's suppose to develop the language neurons at an early age which will boost IQ later.  There is a theory about listening to Mozart's music too.
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designations of toys for the children were counts a lot.anywei, i have been experienced taking good care of kinder ages children and they want many ways in playing their toys.ages 2-5 were too playful,they grab,kick,suck anything,and chew anything.for this to avoid lead them to a safer place and away from unwanted objects.give them a suitable food for them to chew.medicinal toy cud help.For them to develop differences of objects try to tell them the difference between the two object. Ages 6-7,little creature at this age were eager to study more and more,and so buy a toy that suits their vocabulary and mathematical ability.this can help in refining their mental ability.in supermarkets ia lot of toys like this offered. 8-9 ages were starting in revealing their external  and internal behaviour.try to read knowledgeable books with them,and try to explain it to them by their selves,for them to develop analization.and prolem solving. Ages 10-12-emotions and self steem starts.give them time in some spiritual advices to know the diiferences of around us.share with them a game like going out at home somtimes for a change of sorroundings.let them know their likes abt hanging outsite.the rest of the age well..... thanks for letting me read.:)
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Anything that is going to make her use her imagination and is not going to get chucked into the back of her closet after a couple of minutes.  At that age, I would have loved a scrap booking kit.  Wal-Mart sells quite a few aimed at that age group that vary in price.  I don't know what the price limit is, but a scrap-booking kit and an inexpensive digital camera is something that she could use for quite some time.  Also a boxed set of books from her favorite genre.  The Chronicles of Narnia are popular.  Does she still play with toys?  Board games are something fun that she can enjoy with people of all ages. "Sorry", "Clue", and "Monopoly" are great games.
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I fell the best toys for 6 month old's are bright in color,different shapes(like fish,tractors,rabbits,birds,square,triangle,circle,books w/colored pictures,black&white toys,most of these toys can be bought in soft material,if you cannot find them,make them out of CHILD SAFE MATERIAL & STUFFING..Remember 6 month olds are lying on their backs most of the time,so DONOT forget to add diferent things to the ceiling as well.
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This is a great age because everything is such a new and unique experience and they are learning so much every day.  Some ideas:\n\n--Play games involving memory skills, alphabet, numbers, vocabulary.  Have scavenger hunts to have them find red items or items beginning with B, etc.\n\n--Play age-appropriate board games like Candyland or Memory Match\n\n--Color in coloring books\n\n--Look for homeschool oriented activity books for the age.  Walmart usually has fun stuff that isn't very expensive.  Or make your own "activity sheets"\n\n--Get physical--play games that involve jumping, dancing, stretching.  Simon Says is a great one  for this, or Follow the Leader or Hide and Seek.\n\n--Get them involved in doing simple things to help you with your chores like sorting laundry, cleaning up toys etc.  Find ways to make it into a game.\n\n--Bake cookies and let them help decorate the cookies\n\n--Read, read, read, lots of storybooks.  \n\n--for times when you need some "mommy time" videos/DVDs can't be beat.  There's lots of educational stuff out there, too.  My nephews love PBS kids shows and you can get compilations of them.\n\nHere's some websites with some more ideas:\n\nhttp://www.dmoz.org/Kids_and_Teens/Pre-School/\n\nhttp://www.perpetualpreschool.com/
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A sterio system and a pogo stick.. He's a kid! Make sure he's have regular kid fun too!