This kit provides the perfect opportunity for kids to show mom just how much she means to them any day of the year. Kids can create the perfect gift for mom by customizing and decorating this keepsake book with stickers, stories, photos, drawings, coupons and more. Launch date: April 2008.

Kids can let dad know how great he is with this customizable kit. Perfect for Father’s Day, dad’s birthday or any day. Kids can create the perfect gift for dad by customizing and decorating this keepsake book with stickers, stories, photos, drawings, coupons and more. Launch date: May 2008.

By playing this game, kids will learn a plethora (a lot) of words to make them sound sagacious (wise). Each player will become a sesquipedalian (one who uses long words) and enjoy some tomfoolery (playful behavior) in the process. Launch date: May 2008.

Story sequencing meets the well-loved matching game Go Fish. As kids read the book, they learn how a seed becomes an apple and flour makes a cake. Then they build essential story-sequencing skills by playing the game and building each of nine story scenes. The Now I’m Reading! Games series turn reading into play. Launch date: May 2008.

Annie packs an apple into a box marked “A.” Zelda puts a toy zebra into a box with a giant “Z.” In all, kids learn letters and the sounds they make as they read the alphabet party book from A through Z and play the Bingo game to reinforce what they’ve learned. The Now I’m Reading! Games series turn reading into play. Launch date: May 2008.

The numbers are at war. One thinks he’s bigger than Two and Three thinks he’s greater than Four; only wise Zero knows that nothing good can come of all this division. Kids will have fun rhyming as they practice number-comparison skills in this twist on the classic card game War. The Now I’m Reading! Games series turn reading into play. Launch date: May 2008.

“Et,” “ip” and “op” are all letter families that make the fun rhymes and sounds in this storybook and game.  Kids learn the rhyming word families in the story and then build the words in a game of Word Dominoes. The Now I’m Reading! Games series turn reading into play. Launch date: May 2008.

Little Pirate sees something fly by in the night sky and wonders what it could be. As he asks questions and makes observations, Little Pirate — along with the reader — learns all about nocturnal animals. Launch date: September 2008.

With eight 12-page books, 32 flash cards, a parent guide and an eight-page activity book, "Word Play" is packed with games, activities and stories. Launch date: September 2008.

Otis C. Mouse lives a happy life in New York City — until he accidentally gets whisked away to Egypt. His epic adventure begins with a whirlwind tour of the country's history and culture. Launch date: September 2008.

Was King Arthur real? What were the coolest weapons that knights carried? How were castles built? And what was the best way to capture one? Kids will learn the answers to these questions along with countless other facts in this fascinating introduction to the world of medieval knights and castles. It includes 16 custom chess pieces, a 24-page fact-book and two games: Chess and Capture the Castle. Launch date: September 2008.

Tender rhyme and beautiful illustrations offer the opportunity for parent-child bonding and provide the perfect backdrop for a family's most precious photos. Simply slide a photo into place on each page to personalize the treasured keepsake. Launch date: February 2009.

This book and bag combination with sparkly, pop-out Easter eggs features whimsical text that introduces a new pop-out on each page. Kids can collect the eggs and fill their bag as they read, and then follow directions to create their own Easter egg hunt. Launch date: February 2009.

Conceived by 13-year old Zach Levins, Repeat or you’re obsolete is a memory game. Players make noises, act things out, create stories, make lists, and play with words in a fast-paced, memory building, pay-attention-or-you’re-out game. It includes a 32-page bonus book of memory tips and tricks. The game received a 2008 iParenting Media’s Best Children’s Product Award.

Though one tree in a meadow seems all alone, this story shows how that tree is important in the lives of so many other living things. The 20-page hardcover book itself is made from 98-percent recycled materials. Launch date: April 2009.

Bobby the bat can read-most of the time. But he just can't see when it comes to sight words. Finally, with the help of a wise old owl, Bobby becomes the best reader in Bat Town! After reading the story, kids can sharpen their own sight word skills by playing an innovative version of the classic card game slap.

It's not just birds that hatch from eggs, as Little Pirate discovers. After finding an egg in a nest near their ship, Little Pirate, Mystic, and Parrot ask questions and make observations as they learn all about animals that hatch from eggs.

The doctor is in, and he's ready to help make sense of the five senses! Kids will have a blast reading a wacky poem about all the senses, and then they'll have fun learning basic anatomy and spelling with an exciting, riddle-packed version of the classic game hangman!

Little Pirate spots a spider aboard the ship. Is it an insect? By exploring the difference between spiders and insects, Little Pirate - along with the reader - discovers the wonders of the world of bugs.

A hermit crab is in search of a place to be alone by the seashore, but he discovers that many creatures call the seashore home. Sidebar facts about sea lions, starfish, pelicans, and other amazing animals introduce kids to life at the seashore. By Ruth Koeppel (author) and Scott McBee (illustrator).

This iBaby Float Along set includes a book that teaches early-learning concepts and include three floatable turtle toys to serve as bath toys. The bath book teaches children all about opposites as the turtles float in the tub during bathtime. By Ana Martin Larranaga (illustrator).

What's more fun than a barrel of monkeys? How about a house full of 'em? Kids poke the dots and hear them pop as they learn to count down from 10 in the favorite childhood rhyme "Ten Little Monkeys." "Fun, tactile books help kids learn to count — without losing count! Raised buttons pop in on every page so kids can press them as they count," Rich Hill, director of marketing for innovativeKids, told TDmonthly. Launch date: August 5, 2009.

From three snowy white polar bears to seven fluffy bunnies, kids will love reading the 10-page rhyming board book and counting to ten with all the wonderful numbers in nature! Next, they can use the game cards to match all the animal sets. Launch date: September 2009.

Children learn that common shapes can be found everywhere in this 8-page, bathtime, anytime fun book. Launch date: September 1999.

This nifty book provides a script that highlights junior's parts, plus has masks for characters to wear.