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Toys and Games for School-Age Kids


Choosing Toys and Games for School-Age Kids

  • Construction sets
  • Bikes or Skateboards (Don't forget the helmets)
  • Art supplies
  • Hobby and crafts materials, tool kits
  • Battery powered electrical toys (with Underwriters Laboratory(UL) approval
  • Dolls
  • Sewing materials, beading or embroidery kits
  • Sports equipment
  • Camping equipment
  • Dominoes, puzzles, board games
  • Electronic games


Electronic game



Safety Considerations

Avoid:
  • Shooting toys
  • Fireworks
  • Kites made of aluminized polyester film
  • Broken Toys
  • Poorly made sports equipment

Note:- Helmets and appropriate padding should always be used with bikes and skateboards.
- Chemistry sets, darts, air rifles and bows and arrows should only be used with parental supervision
- If you do buy a toy gun for a child, it should be brightly coloured so that it cannot possibly be mistaken for a real gun.
- Teach children to put their toys away when they have finished playing so that no-one trips over them

Boy playing soccer

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