1. Pictionary Junior ( Development Toy )
The junior version of Pictionary, where you get a word you have to draw for the others to guess, is aimed at seven to 12-year-olds. Its specially chosen words are colour-coded into an easier and a more challenging selection. Needs three or more players.
2. Etch A Sketch ( Development Toy )
The ultimate endless piece of paper, the Etch A Sketch enables you to draw the whole day long. Simply clear the 'page' to start again. What better way to encourage the habit of sketching daily in a future artist?
3. Little Tikes Double Easel ( Development Toy )
With a plastic chalkboard on one side and a pad of paper on the other, this easel is designed for young budding Picasso's. There are also two removable plastic trays for holding supplies. Manufacturer's recommended age: 2 to 6 years.
4. Aqua Doodle ( Development Toy )
As the name implies, Aqua Doodle uses water for drawing. It's basically a mat on which you can draw using pens filled with water. Wherever the mat is wet, colour appears, and once it's dried, it disappears. Manufacturer's recommended ages: three and up.
5. Spirograph ( Development Toy )
Use the various-sized 'gears' with a pen to create intriguing patterns. Possibilities are almost endless. (Not suitable for very young children as it contains small parts.)
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