These reviews are for anything that does not fall under “curriculum” – toys, games, bath & body products, helps for parents, etc.
This article is in collaboration with FractazmicTM. The game to help your children (and you) learn fractions in a fun way. FractazmicTM is one of the fun educational card games of the makers of I See CardsTM. The aim of this game is to help your child/student to learn and practice fractions in a fun way … Read more
This article is in collaboration with The Reading Game. The Reading Game was created by Kenneth Hodkinson, author of the “Wordly Wise” series. It is a fast-action memory card game that will get your kids reading. The Reading Game is a supplemental learn-to-read program that correlates with most standard curriculums. It also meets the criteria … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Ooka Island Adventure. Ooka Island Adventure is a 3D hero-mission designed to teach young children how to read. This early literacy program is designed for children ages 3 through 7 and combines the highly engaging components of a state-of-the-art online world with the scientifically proven OokaMethod that builds literacy … Read more
This article is in collaboration with North Star Games. For the second year in a row, TOS is privileged to review Wits & Wagers Family, the family edition of “the most award-winning party game in history.” Produced by North Star Games, makers of “games with personality”, Wits & Wagers Family is fun, innovative, and easy … Read more
This article is in collaboration with eMeals. Since 2003, e-Meals has been helping families answer the question “What’s for dinner?” The subscription-based program has also earned the endorsement of financial guru Dave Ramsey as a money-saving tool. “You already know that a detailed written plan is the key to saving money, especially at the grocery … Read more