POP for Numbers Game by Learning Resources is a fast-paced, high-interest game will engage even reluctant learners. This card game develops number recognition, greater than/less than and place-value skills. Differentiated- 3 levels of play challenge learners to build bigger numbers . Great for non-readers as the picture spinner shows lots of gumballs or only a few (greatest/least). Includes 90 numeral cards (0-9), 10 POP cards, spinner and gumball machine box. Measures 3 1/2″L x 3 1/2″W x 6″H. For 2-4 players. Ages 4 and up. By Learning Resources

In this video your child will learn the words for Colors, Numbers, Favorite objects, Action words and Familiar Phrases, all introduced by a native-language English Narrator. Fun music and a Nursery Rhyme song in English , plus a vocabulary Review section make this a learning experience both you and your child will enjoy!Ages 1 to 5 yearsBy Brainy Baby

The Magic Crab Bowl- Red by Fascinations is a perfect way to enjoy sea life right from the comfort of your desk chair!!! The perfect pet Magic Crab Bowl is an excellent compliment to any office decor and makes an exclusive and eye-catching design statement!!! Watch as the crab “swims”, dives and slinks through the glass bowl providing hours of entertainment!!! Watch it swim, dip and dive all day long. Decorate the bowl with brightly colored beads to add a cool, colorful and fun touch to your desk. Kit includes glass bowl, multi-colored beads, plastic crab, simulated rock base. Ages 5 and up. By Fascinations

This Write-A-Mat is a two-sided, reusable, learning mat measures 11 1/2″ x 17 3/8″. Addition Problems Write-a-Mat will help your child learn to do simple addition math problems! This mat may be used with many wipe-off markers or crayons. Front side contains clear, colorful information; back lets you fill in the blanks to see how much you learned. Laminated. Ages 3 and up. By Melissa & Doug

Let your child catch the big one with this fun fishing set . The deluxe Fishing Set comes with rod, reel, line, net and 5 magnetic fish. Ages 4 and up. By Marlon Creations

String-along fun with the Lacing Buttons in a Tub by Learning Resources! Easy for little hands to manipulate, this 48-piece set includes large plastic buttons in four colors, three shapes (triangle, square, and circle), two sizes (1.5″ and 2″) and two hole styles. Four 36″ laces and Activity Guide “lace up” a good time!Ages 3 and up.By Learning Resources

This giant set of wood building blocks will enable your child to build anything in their imagination. It is suitable from a beginner to your budding expert architect. Playing with this set will help educate them in the laws of structural engineering and also stimulates spacial thinking. Discover and create new shapes using these blocks that are made of solid, natural, untreated beech wood. The pieces are packed in a reusable fabric bag that makes it easy to store and transport the blocks. Ages: 1-8 Includes: 102 pieces

Aquarium Cars are colorful and fun, and the large tanks of the aquarium cars help to transport sea creatures to all Festivals and Carnivals on the Island of Sodor. Each non-toxic liquid-filled car includes a moving octopus or shark inside! Ages 2 and up. By Thomas the Tank

When Harold the helicopter was challenged to a race with Percy, he would have won, had there been a place to land! Ages 2 and up. By Thomas the Tank

As a toy train of 3.5 inches, Salty is just as captivating as on television. Let your little engineer, or sailor, tell stories with Salty and other toy trains . He may be an old diesel engine but Salty never forgets a story. Working at the Brendam Docks, Salty has tales of trains and boats, engineers and sailors. None of the other engines know the secret to Salty?s stories, but they all come around to listen. The harsh weather and waters of the sea cause Salty?s red paint to fade, but he doesn?t mind, his yellow and black stripes can be seen by boats and trains through the ocean mist. With his name and number 2991 on his side, every engine knows how to find story-telling Salty. Ages 2 and up. By Thomas the Tank