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September 2008 New Release - Baby Loves Salsa: Salsa para los gatitos y perritos (Salsa for Kittens and Puppies) - a band of cats and dogs that create the ultimate special sauce (salsa especial). this is a musical treat produced by grammy winning producer aaron levinson (salsa album of the year 2006) and performed by an all-star band. with lessons in spanish, and music that your kids (and you) will love, baby loves salsa is a tasty treat that you'll be excited to meet. (Ages 2-6 years) Purchase: You can purchase online.
WebsiteParentClick Games, Toys & Book Reviews - Fall 2008 Kids will have some fun rockin' to salsa with to this CD and learning some Spanish at the same time with a picture board book to go along.
This NEW second book in the Daddy's Heroes series tells how the New York Mets pulled off one of baseball's most unbelievable comebacks in the Game 6 of the 1986 World Series against the Boston Red Sox. The Mets, including players like Mookie Wilson, Gary "The Kid" Carter and Ray Knight, sent Bill Buckner and the Red Sox fans home in disbelief as they wondered if they will ever be able to break "The Curse of the Bambino."
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Daddy's Heroes: Gibby's Homer, 1988 World Series
A children's picture book celebrating Kirk Gibson's homerun in Game 1 of the 1988 World Series and the Los Angeles Dodgers' miraculous victory over the Oakland A's. Check out www.daddysheroes.com or Amazon.com
WebsiteA great book to encourage dads to read to the kids
By: Sandman Records
Original lullabies guaranteed NOT to drive parents crazy! Volume 2 features former Mercury Records artist, Gene Miller (you've heard him in "The Lion King II").
Winner of 7 children's music awards.
Available in Santa Barbara at Borders Books, Due Maternity, and In a Nutshell (at the Waldorf School), and online at www.DreamWithMeTonight.com.
The book Monster Spray can help your child deal with and overcome the common childhood fear of monsters. When children start remembering their dreams they often have a hard time separating dreams from reality. It is important to give your child a concrete way of combating those fears. The character in the story was able to get rid of the monster by spraying it with secret monster spray. Not only will your child relate to the character, but they will also be able to use monster spray to get rid of their own monsters. This is a lighthearted story that portrays monsters to be annoying rather than scary which will also help to relieve your child's fears.
This is a great book! I wish I had it when my kids were younger and facing these fears. The best part is that there is a monster spray bottle that parents & kids can use to keep those monsters away. The book has fun illustrations. Just the thing every child needs to get over the fear of monsters under the bed or in the closet.
Moon (Jump Into Science) - A charming cat and his firefly pal take young readers on a delightful romp to learn all about the Earth's moon. Through the use of simple yet engaging text and exuberant artwork, the book shows children how the moon interacts with the sun, how it seems to change shape in the sky, and how it glows. During their colorful, guided tour, kids also will learn about humans' first trip to the moon and what we found there. There's even a fun experiment at the end of the book that shows young scientists how to make craters and understand more clearly how they formed on the moon.
National Geographic Bee Official Study Guide, 3rd edition (ages 9-12) has been created to help kids prepare to compete in the Society's annual geography competition. Featuring maps, photos, graphs, a variety of questions actually used in past Bees, plus an extensive resource section, the guide not only reviews geographic facts but also helps readers recognize themes, identify relationships, and understand how geographers think. In this updated edition all statistics have been revised to reflect the most up-to-date figures. New question rounds have been added, as well as new tips from Bee winners on how to study. Resources have been reviewed to ensure the most current offerings.
National Geographic Little Kids Magazine - Today we're proud to introduce a brand-new magazine to help you enrich your preschooler's early learning adventures. This innovative magazine is full of learning and fun for youngsters (ages 3 to 6) and their parents. Bursting with lively photographs, engaging stories, and interactive picture games, each issue supplies you with fresh and imaginative teaching tools brought to you by National Geographic. Features rich content, large text, and fun activities. Captivating stories and interactive games-covering amazing animals, cool science, families around the world-encourage children to read, learn, and explore. Plus each issue comes with Wild-animal Cards! One year subscription of 6 colorful issues for just $15
WebsiteParentClick Back to School Product Reviews - Fall 2008 The National Geographic KIDS books are great for both a home library and teacher classrooms. Perfect gift to give a child or a teacher. Animals, nature, science and space... every subject is covered and the books are fun, visual and comprehensive. Kids from 4 years through high school can find something that appeals to them. One of our favorites is their magazine for kids. Click on their site to see the many choices.
Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls by Carrie Brownstein -- Girls, get ready to rock! Since 2001, the Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls has taught legions of girls, ages 8 to 18, how to let loose and rock out. This book brings the camp's inspiring, hands-on approach and advice from its all-star crew of female musicians to girls everywhere. Fun and informative features offer instruction and tips on how to play instruments, write songs, publicize a show, sing your heart out, and much more. Featuring a short history of women in rock, 50 awesome illustrations and photos of young bands, and contributions by members of Sleater-Kinney, the Gossip, Mirah, and others, Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls will have readers turning up their amps in no time. $14.95 Purchase: You can purchase online.
WebsiteParentClick Games, Toys & Book Reviews - Fall 2008 If your daughter loves music, then she will love this book. Great book for any tween and teen girls that enjoy music. They will be inspired to start their own band. It covers everything they would want to know and in a fun and hip style. They will learn everything from organizing their band to promoting it and even how to write their own songs.
The perfect book for every boy from eight to eighty. In this age of video games and cell phones, there must still be a place for knots, tree houses, and stories of incredible courage. The one thing that we always say about childhood is that we seemed to have more time back then. This book will help you recapture those Sunday afternoons and long summers - because they're still long if you know how to look at them. You'll find find famous battles in these pages, insects and dinosaurs - as well as essential Shakespeare quotes, how to cut flint heads for a bow and arrow, and instructions on making the best paper airplane in the world.
WebsiteParentClick Games, Toys & Book Reviews - Fall 2008 As the mother of two boys (and one younger princess!) I was initially scared by the title of this book thinking that my boys had plenty of opportunities for danger on their own. However, all it takes is a quick glance at the Table of Contents and a flipping through of the pages of the book to realize this is a GREAT book for boys! The author has compiled information ranging from history lessons to how to perform cool tricks with coins. Both of my boys love this book and I love that they will pick it up and read without any prompting. I highly recommend this for boys 8+.
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