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Museum Tour Catalog / museumtour.com offer an award-winning collection of educational toys for children, from science projects to family crafts - all chosen to promote informal learning for all ages. All products are selected by museums, aquariums, science centers, and educators for their ability to involve children in thought-provoking and creative problem-solving.


WonderMaze (left) is backing holds gravity slides, angled slopes, spinners and pegs that become active as balls enter the maze.an attractive construction toy for family room, kitchen, pre-school or office. Magnetic (Ages: 3- 9)

Solving Path (Right): Learn Pre-Writing Skills By Sequencing Colorful Shapes. Solving Path is an innovative way to develop handwriting muscles. (Ages: 2 and up)

  

Snap Bags (left): Train Your Brain at Any Stage of Ability or Development. These products, created by occupational therapists, are designed to help children of all abilities develop cognitive, motor, emotional and social skills. (Ages: 2 and up)

Portfolio Board Game (right) is a strategic game of finance and asset allocation that's fun, fast-paced and easy to understand. Players buy and sell stocks and bonds, deal with inflation, battle world economic factors and more as they compete to build the best portfolio. (Ages 12 and up)

 


Polarity Board Game (left): Defy the Laws of Gravity with Magnetic Power. Polarity will challenge your patience, agility and strategic ability as you attempt to make magnetic discs hover in mid-air.  (Ages 8 and up)

Mummy Maze Set (right): Oh Mummy! Decode the Message From Clues Uncovered in Mazes. Join Professor Archie Ologist as you make your way through the intricately illustrated Mummy Maze Book, collecting hieroglyphic clues along the way in your Mummy Composition Book. (Ages  8 and up)




Healthy Snack Chef (left):  Become a Snack Chef. Let your children have the fun of whipping up tasty, wholesome snacks. (Ages 5 and up)

Sticky and Elastic Science
(right):
Icky, sticky, stretchy, gooey chemistry. Have fun conducting sticky and elastic experiments. .Who knew chemistry could produce such fun stuff? (Ages 8 and up)





Creativity Express CD Rom (left): Madcap Logic’s exercises explore the works of many ground-breaking artists and clever inventors, plus they're guided by a cast of animated characters developed by former Disney artists. (ages 7 and up)

coreFx (right):  Envision Yourself A Leader in Computer Art! ~ Computer-based artists of all levels explore new boundaries in this customizable, digital toolbox. (Ages 5+)

 


Bio-Clock/Lemon Clock (left): Add almost any household materials to its electrodes and this amazing clock has the power to run accurately and non-stop. (Ages 8 and up).

 

 

 


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Kitty22


02/13/2008

I would love to try this out!http://www.connectingmoms.com/members/blogs/blog.php?diary_id=6361

nmansius


02/13/2008

All of these would be so much fun.  There are so many that look educational and fun that its hard to give a preference.  My husband saw the list and he was really excited about the Portfolio Board Game.  But the Mummy Maze, Healthy Snack Chef, Snap Bags, and the CoreFx also look like a lot of fun so I think I would like to try any of those also. 

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Babybull


02/13/2008

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I would love to try the portfolio board game.  Game night at the house gets quite boring for the preteens and that would be great

Jen Giltner


02/13/2008

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My kids would love the cooking set. These are all wonderful toys that help kids' thinking.

daydrmr28


02/13/2008

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02/13/2008

strlght26


02/13/2008

I dont have access to video, but I can tell you a really cute story... MY daughter (she is 2) was helping me make brownies for my birthday on friday and when I turned for a second she added her own special touch to the mix...their was a take out cup of parmasan cheese sitting on the counter (her favorite thing to eat), she decided that the brownies would taste really great with it added in... she had a great big smile of accomplishment on her face I could not help but to say it was ok.. so we finished mixing and baked them up... we did serve them and everyone said how great they were... after everyone had some we told them about the added cheese and nobody said that they could tell...the actually were pretty good.

cwallace


02/13/2008

All of the products look really entertaining,  my daughter would love to try the cooking , the maze, or the snap bag...

btotten


02/13/2008

My two toddlers (2 and 3yrs old)  would love to try the snapbags out.

here is a link to a diary post about thier favorite educational toy they have now: Fisher-Price® Fun 2 Learn™ Laughtop

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Christas624


02/13/2008

I think these would be great educational toys for my sons! I especially like the Healthy Snack Chef...my son is always wanting to help me cook and this way he could and it would be making healthy snacks that both him and his younger brother could enjoy. All of these toys look like they would provide fun for kids plus be educational as well. I would love to try any of these amazing toys.

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