• Toys

    Before there were apps for everything, there were the Zoombinis—adorable blue characters who made logic and problem-solving feel like play

    Released in 1996, The Logical Journey of the Zoombinis was the brainchild of education nonprofit TERC and software company Broderbund. Inspired by a data analysis tool (yes, really!), this clever game challenged kids to guide their Zoombinis through a series of whimsical puzzles—each one a lesson in critical thinking disguised as fun. With their unique looks and lovable personalities, the Zoombinis weren’t just characters—they were childhood companions on an unforgettable adventure to a better life in Zoombiniville. More than just a game, Zoombinis became a household favorite—selling over half a million copies, spawning sequels, and earning the trust of parents and teachers alike. It inspired a love of logic, computer…

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  • The Mommies Reviews

    5 Ways Your Interactions With Children Help Or Hinder Their Creativity And Critical Thinking

    5 Ways Your Interactions With Children Help Or Hinder Their Creativity And Critical Thinking There is little doubt that COVID-19 has had a serious impact on everyone’s lives. The various lockdowns and other changes to ‘normal’ life have resulted in many children spending more time at home and less at reputable establishments such as this Croydon early learning center. It’s only natural to wonder how this will affect the development of our children. However, the more you look at this, the more you realize that there are many daily interactions that can affect your child, some positively, and some negatively. Understanding what these are will help you to adjust your…

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    Highlights

    I remember as a child when I would take Suzzane to the doctor’s office we would sit in the waiting room and thumb through the Highlights magazines they had there for us to read. I always wanted to get a subscription to Highlights for Suzzane only that never happened. Because as a single mom I didn’t have the money. Then she grew up and it was too late. Fast forward, and I have Charlie, and hes seen Highlights a few times but not enough to know what they are or what he would find inside this magazine. With us Homeschooling again I’m thinking of ordering Highlights  for Charlie to use…

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