When I left my son at preschool this morning, four kids were circled around this toy taking beads on and off.  This is great for teaching colors, sequencing, matching colors, counting & early math, and fine motor skills.

Kids love the element of surprise with this toy... what shape will I pick out of the bag next?  There are multiple ways to play with this toy.  Use it to encourage your children to name shapes; have your child reach in the bag and try to pick out the triange (encourages sensory exploration); fine motor development occurs as the child places the piece in the puzzle.  Tons of fun.  Sometimes the simplest toys are the best.

Thomas & Friends Station Stop matching game is a fun yet challenging game to help improve your child's memory and attention...

This game encourages expressive language skills, word finding skills, and reading.  Kids have fun all at the same time... read on.

125 Brain Games for Babies is filled with enjoyable ways to lay the groundwork for your baby's future. It is packed with everyday opportunities to...

How do children learn about the world around them? They touch, taste, see, smell and hear it, of course!
With over 200 activities, Learning Games will delight children as they...

This toys is enticing to young and older children.  Toddlers will enjoy placing the pieces on the poles and stacking them.  Older children will enjoy following the patterns and trying to match them up.  Definitely a toy that will not be tossed away after a few months.  Excellent for fine motor skills.

Many many children have difficulty with short term memory.  It simply may not be as strong as others (they may not recall the details of a story or have difficulty retelling it).  This is a workbook to help you as parents learn how to teach your child and enhance their memory for greater success in school.