EDIT: besides robux : D
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EDIT: besides robux : D
That's a lot of responsibility for a 2 year old!
I think the show gave him an intuitive understanding of numbers and made basic math easy for him
Of course looking back my dad was giving us money for a number of years and with inflation ... arg I hate giving it away :-)
The first 3 minutes and 20 seconds might be a bit tough, but the useful for most people starts then.
Chromebook
Some paper books
Battlefield 6
Board game
- Transformer robots
- Origami book & papers
- Some ski gear
- Metal detector
- Climbing harness & slings etc (small climbing frame in the grander they like to attach to and just kinda swing about)
- Kids Cookbook
Past Years Winners:
- Magnatiles - both have loved these, one of the most used toys and reasonably open-ended
- Diablo - the circus toy thing
- Modu - https://modutoy.com
- Potions kit - just a bunch of small pots etc with random glitter and what not in them. pretty good one for an upcycling project
- Playdough - classic for a reason, also DIY'able Little printer roll instant print camera
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And that Modu stuff looks so cool, I’ve never seen that before.
And just random stocking stuffers / books, etc.
One neat thing we found was a frog dissection toy - https://www.thewarehouse.co.nz/p/slimy-dissect-mini-frog-wit...
JamesSwift•13h ago
For the 11 and 9 year old: the mBot Ultimate (https://www.makeblock.com/pages/mbot-ultimate-robotics-kit)
For the 7 and 5 year old: I wasnt sure whether to go with the mBot Ranger or the mBot2 Rover and went with the Rover (https://www.makeblock.com/products/buy-mbot2-rover-emo-robot)
kylecazar•58m ago
Hopefully adding hardware into the mix will spice things back up for them.