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Very Rare 5″ Soviet Russian Cosmonaut Astronaut Space spaceman rubber toy 70s $99.95 |
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Marx Toys: Robots, Space, Comic, Disney, & TV Characters by Maxine Pinsky $75.00 |
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2 BLACK HANDLE LIGHT UP SWORD RED W BALL lights toys space swords saber lite NEW $9.49 |
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2 BLACK HANDLE LIGHT UP SWORD BLUE W BALL lights toys Outer Space lite swords $6.64 |
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2 BLACK HANDLE LIGHT UP SWORD GREEN W BALL lights toys outer space lite swords $9.49 |
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2 BLACK HANDLE LIGHT UP SWORD MULTICOLOR W BALL lights outer Space Toys swords $9.99 |
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K O Tin Litho SPACE Jet Ray FRICTION TOY $17.95 |
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Flash Gordon Toy Space Phone $25.99 |
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Masudaya MT Modern Toys Japan Battery Op X-7 Flying Saucer Space Ship $20.02 |
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VINTAGE FLOWER BRAND Hard Plastic FUTURISTIC SPACE RAYGUN RAY Gun Toy Hong Kong $49.99 |
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ARCHER 1950′S FUTURISTIC Space Car TOY HP $69.99 |
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Alien Family Blow Ups New Vinly Toy Inflate Outer Space $24.99 |
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1960s Vintage SH (Horikawa) Japan Tin Space Capsule Battery Op Toy $24.99 |
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1952 BUCK Rogers Space RANGERS SYLVANIA TV TOY PROMO AD $22.46 |
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~Vintage Space Toy Plastic Astronaut Robot BATTTERY OPERATED JAPAN 60s $26.00 |
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Japanese Vintage KARAKURI TOMY Space Omnibot Robot Toy $900.00 |
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vintage pair of Space Man toys Buck Rogers plastic $9.99 |
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1967 toy ad cartoon ~ TALKING MONSTER From Outer SPACE $5.99 |
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VINTAGE Nomura Toy Space warrior Baldios triple cross $999.00 |
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MARS INVADER BOMB-CAP TOY-1950′S SPACE TOY-RARE-NEW ON CARD-UNUSED!-RED MAN $49.99 |
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MARS INVADER BOMB-CAP TOY-1950′S SPACE TOY-RARE-NEW ON CARD-UNUSED!-YELLOW MAN $49.99 |
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HUNGARIAN MOON SATELLITE TIN SPACE CAR-1960′S RARE-AMAZING TOY $249.99 |
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MOON ORBITER-1960′S Japanese Space TOY-MIB-AMAZING CONDITION-WOW $114.99 |
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SPACE MAN WALKIE TALKIES BY SPACE TOYS-1970′S-VINTAGE KITSCH $34.99 |
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144 GREEN PARACHUTE ALIENS alien men ufo toys 222 space $24.99 |
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Flashing Lights and Sounds Space Pistol Toy Gun $4.99 |
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PINK Space Alien Big Silver Eyes UFO Plush Stuffed Doll TOY WORKS PLASTIC HEAD $24.99 |
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VINTAGE 1950s IDEAL SPACE SATELLITE LAUNCHER WIND-UP Plastic Toy USA IN BOX $115.00 |
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Fisher Price Imaginext toys space Alien Monster ages 3-8 GREEN $12.95 |
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Fisher Price Imaginext toys space alien monster ages 3-8 RED $12.95 |
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TOP- Space Fantasy- Toy $65.00 |
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Vintage Holdraketa Tin Toy Space Rocket with box & instruction $19.99 |
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Fisher Price Imaginext toys space car, Space Hero & more Play Set ages 3-8 $12.95 |
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Tool-a-Roid Take Apart Robot Space Toy 1980s Amloid Pre-School MINT Sealed Box $17.99 |
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Tin Toy Arcade “Space Explorer” Wind-Up for Adult Collectors 7.5″ Inches Tall!! $15.00 |
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Reen Toys 1986 Fashion Space Ship Hong Kong in Original Box $19.99 |
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WALKING Wind-Up Mars Space Alien MARTIAN INVADER Toy Robot new Retro 1950′s tin $13.85 |
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Trade Mark Modern Toys MT Japan Snoopy TV Space Patrol Space Ship $92.34 |
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OLD USSR SPACE HARD PLASTIC Moon Explorer TOY WORK $120.00 |
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Vintage Tin Wind Up Space Satellite Globe West Germany w/ box Rare Space Toy $34.00 |
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2 – Flashing Light and Sound Space Pistol Toy Guns $6.99 |
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Vintage Toy Lost Space EXPLORER STAR ALIEN ASTRONAUT SHIP PLASTIC HELMET TREK $20.50 |
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1 TOY ARMORED TOOL SPACE MAN Robot Astronaut EXPLORER DIDACTIC KID KIT PUZZLE $29.95 |
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5 SPACE OFFICER FIELD SPY VINTAGE TOY OPERA GLASSES ZOOM SPECTACLES BINOCULARS $25.00 |
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70s SPACE Pilot Jet Ray Gun NO Spark Siren FRICTION CANNON BARREL ARGENTINE TOY $45.00 |
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Vintage Space Toys Parts and Pieces $16.95 |
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2 Vintage SPACE EXPLORER TOYS Space Vehicle w/ missle TOMY $8.99 |
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SPACE ROCKET EXPRESS WIND-UP TOY-MADE IN JAPAN-TIN-SPACE-UFO $99.99 |
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Rare Vintage BLUE AND WHITE BAKELITE SPACE Rocket Toy $37.50 |
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1930s Buck Rogers Atomic Pistol 25th Century Space Ray Gun Antique Toy Daisy Mfg $109.00 |
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★ Space Trooper Robot ★ Retro Tin Toy NIB ★ See it in Action! $19.95 |
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1950s Space ship Rocket Racer Tin toy Friction Rare NUMBER 6 NEW IN BOX. UNUSUAL $199.00 |
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VINTAGE VNTG Major Matt Mason Space CRAWLER CAR TOY MATTEL 1960′S SHIP VEHICLE $0.99 |
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VINTAGE OLD SPACE TOY Battery Operated ARGENTINA MOC $19.90 |
Educational Toys In A Kitchen Drawer…What’s For Dinner?
Copyright (c) 2009 Elke Smith
In a toddler’s world, toys and playing is of utmost importance. Children don’t really care if the toy has educational value they just want it to be fun and exciting. When buying a toy for a child, a parent sometimes places too much emphasis on the toy itself and not on the value of play the toy provides. Parents want the best for their children and, in the search of those perfect educational toys, end up spending way too much money for what the toy really has to offer for educational value. More emphasis needs to be placed on the act of playing itself.
While selecting toddler toys, a parent has to keep in mind that just because a toy is touted to be educational doesn’t necessarily make it one. Every toy a child is exposed to is educational in one way or another, but how many times have parents brought home an educational toy they think a child will be fascinated with only to find that the child seems to get more enjoyment with the box than the toy that came in the box. Many times it is the act of playing itself that holds the educational value. It’s important to remember a parents’ own creations for their child can sometimes represent the educational value in a toy or object.
Children love to mimic. They love to pretend and do exactly what their parents are doing and learn in the process. How many times do parents hear their children say “Mommy can I do that?” They want to shadow everything that is being done. When the bed is being made they want to help. When the furniture is being dusted they want to help. When the car is washed or flowers planted in the garden they want to help. “Help” in a child’s mind means play.
One of the best things you can do as a parent is stage a space that will allow a child to mimic what you are doing. When my children were toddlers they always wanted to be in the kitchen with me which I loved but they always seemed to be underfoot. They even had to sit on the kitchen counter, two inches from what I was doing. To help alleviate the problem as well as keep them out of all the drawers and cabinets I didn’t want them in, I created “their drawer”. In “their drawer”, I included many of the same objects I was using so they could work (play) with me and do what I was doing. Not only could I keep my eye on them, I could fix dinner and not worry about them getting into something I didn’t want them to. “Their drawer” provided them the ability to play safely while allowing me to do my work. If you don’t have the space in your kitchen to provide your child with “their drawer”, a box or basket is a fine substitute. You might even let your child help you select some safe items to place in “their drawer” so they take some ownership in the process. If you don’t have a lot of extras in your kitchen, you might stop at a thrift store or Dollar Store and add to their inventory for very little cost.
A few basic items you might place in “their drawer” include…
- Measuring spoons which also encourages counting and size such as “which one is bigger and which one is smaller”, wooden spoons, spatulas, whisks, different size stackable bowls, stackable plastic measuring cups which helps develop hand-eye coordination and basic spatial skills and the concept of “in and out”, plastic cups, bowls, plates and utensils, empty margarine containers with lids and any unused Tupperware type products.
- You might even want to throw in a few of their toys relating to a cooking experience such as pretend food.
- If you are courageous enough, you might even include a box of oatmeal on occasion providing them with a healthy and safe substance they can utilize to fill their containers using their own utensils. Oatmeal is relatively easy to sweep up and can be used again.
“What’s for dinner?” Ask any creative child and you’re bound to hear some very delectable meals when they are given the opportunity to exercise their own creativity. When they are all done with their “work” don’t forget to let them know how yummy their creation is followed by…”What’s for dessert?”
About the Author
If you enjoyed this article but don’t have room to stage a special space for your little one, don’t worry, visit our site for educational toys. When looking for only the best products to share with your children to help them develop their logic and creative thinking skills, visit our site, you’ll love our selection of quality educational toys. A child is special – spend time with one today!
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