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The Alphabet Game is a fun way to help youngsters
learn their ABCs, and the best part is you can play it anywhere
- in the car, in the kitchen, or waiting in line at the
grocery store!
To start, choose a category -- try geography, famous people,
inventions, or animals. The first player says one item from
the category: ZEBRA, for example. The next player must come
up with something in the same category that begins with
the last letter of that word: ANTELOPE, maybe. The next
player may say ELEPHANT; next, TAPIR; and so on. If a letter
proves impossible (Y poses difficulties after you've used
YAK, for example), use the letter right before the last
one (a, in this case). When playing with children who're
just starting to read, skip the categories and use any words
at all: EXIT - TAIL - LEMON, for example.
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Age
4
Eeyore's feeling a little blue … so what else is new? Reading
along with Eeyore's
Book of Gloomy Rhymes,
your child is asked to pick the word that completes the
rhyme. The funny poems and illustrations are sure to bring
a little sunshine into everyone's life!
Age
7
Challenge your kids with Donald's
Quack Stack!
Moving a stack of objects from one pile to another will
call upon your child's logic and problem-solving skills
in this intriguing puzzle!
Age
9
Blast off to infinity … and beyond, in Buzz
Lightyear's Mission: Asteroid action game. Your
own little space cadet will improve hand-eye coordination
while steering Buzz Lightyear away from asteroids and collecting
points to become a full-fledged Star Ranger!
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Did
you know ...
how
Pluto got his name? In 1930, two scientists identified a
new planet and named it after Pluto, a god from classical
mythology. With all the publicity about the planet, it was
inevitable that Walt Disney would consider that name for
his dog character debuting that same year.
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