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The “I Can Do It!” Token Board may be used to track short goals (ex. sit still at dinner table, take medication, etc.) or long-term goals (complete five good deeds). It has a sturdy magnetic board and stars. The reward area can be filled in with a dry-erase marker or one might use a picture printed at home or from a magazine. It can work with many of the autism picture programs as well. "It's the most versatile parent and teacher chart there is. It is inexpensive and can be used to reinforce any one task, from behavior to tracking exercise and good deeds," Jen Kent, president of Kenson Kids, told TDmonthly. Launch date: May 2009.

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This plush 11" stork flies on his blue plane with precious cargo. A jaunty blue cap and gingham bow in pale blue continue the baby boy nursery theme. Propeller spins and displays the light up message "Special Delivery!" while the Stork sings, “Hush Little Baby."

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These stilts are decorated on the end with big, hairy Bigfoot feet. Set includes 1 pair of Stomp Walkers. Supports up to 100 pounds. Balance is easy with ultra-wide foot stands. Flexible & durable soft foam base is ideal for indoor/outdoor play.

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Medea’s loyalties were never apparent and her spells were often a source of mischief and sometimes misfortune. Her concoctions brewed from ancient recipes handed down verbally through the ages afforded her special powers. Bats and rats were her favorite companions. In 2011, Safari Ltd. offers this creepy witch as part of the Days of Old collection. From the top of her pointed hat to the end of her broom, this green faced witch measures 3.75” tall. Both phthalate and lead free, this figure meets or exceeds all safety standards. Includes a hangtag with the character’s description in 5 languages. Appropriate for ages 3+.

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Perplexus Rookie offers newcomers to Perplexus a three-dimensional puzzle challenge, with 75 barriers to success. Users must guide the metal ball through a maze of twists and turns, down dips and around winding spirals toward the maze finish. Players maneuver surprising routes of challenge that test hand-eye coordination, focus and perseverance. 6.5 Inches in Diameter, Perplexus Rookie is a brainteaser puzzle filled with layers of detailed maze structures. A shelter finish keeps the ball in place at the end to secure success.
Awards: 2012 Creative Child Awards – Puzzle of the Year, 2011 Oppenheim Toy Portfolio – Best Toy Award (Gold), 2011 NAPP Gold – Seal of Approval, 2011 Canadian Toy Testing Council – Best Bet, 2011 ASTRA – Best Toys for Kids, Game Play (3-7years)