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Christmas Gift Guide 2025: Sunday Club
I would like to introduce you to a new addition inside our Christmas Gift Guide 2025: Sunday Club. Kids and teens will be on winter break soon, and if you are looking to keep them busy or have less screen time while they’re home, then I have a great product to put on your radar! Which families can use to create Kids’ Holiday Down Time to Dive into Challenging and Classic Paper-to-Pencil Puzzles and Games – Provide your children with Sunday Club, the nostalgic physical, print newspaper that is all games and no news. It’s the best way to keep their brain moving and preoccupied with activity that’s not doom scrolling on…
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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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Tiny Treehouses: Temple of Gratitude
This morning I wanted to share a new Puzzle with you from Tiny Treehouse who sent me their Temple of Gratitude a DIY wooden model I was sent in exchange for a review. David has been asking why we don’t use Puzzles more when Homeschooling Charlie instead of board games. The more I thought about David’s question which I didn’t have a answer for. I decided to go through my emails and found a press release from Tiny Treehouse. I went to there website and looked around. I was amazed that these are 3 D Puzzles made from wood. I contacted them back and they let me choose one of…





