This 23-piece set comes with built-in music and sounds. Included are dancing figures of the characters Brobee and Foofa. Designed for first-time builders, this set aims to help children develop fine motor skills and distinguish colors and shapes.

The Mark VI Techbot showcases "Iron Man 2"'s most advanced suit. This 55-piece set is assembled with easy-to-snap-on ball joints, and features a spring loaded missile blaster that slots into the suit's forearm. The plastic box top doubles as a stand.

Battle Strikers combines hand skill and strategy to a game of defeating other players' tops. The eight-piece starter pack includes a Turbo Launcher, a magnetic Controller, and a Striker (top). Batteries are included. There are 16 different Strikers in the set. Extension packs with additional pieces are $4.99.

This 550-piece set includes a transformable castle and features MicroMotion technology stunt sticks that allow kids to battle their figurines and explore the grand castle. There's a cannon launcher, underground jail, the round table, several knights, and a drawbridge that lowers.

MagNext is the revolutionary new magnetic construction system that sets a new standard for innovative and safe magnetic play. Designed in partnership with Intertek, one of the world’s leading independent safety labs, MagNext features no small magnetic parts that can be swallowed, and will make it possible to create bigger, stronger and faster builds. Convenient and sleekly designed, the MagNext Drawer Case is cool and easy to carry around. Kids can take advantage of the ingenious build-off plate and drawer compartments to build to their heart’s delight. Launch date: August 16, 2008.

The WordWorld HOUSE comes with A to Z letter blocks and 2 buildable WordFriends. Kids can build and rebuild the House scene as they learn new words and role-play with the engaging WordFriends. Includes a WordWorld DVD and a bucket for convenient storage.

The WordWorld BARN comes with A to Z letter blocks and two buildable WordFriends. Kids can build and rebuild the farm scene as they learn new words and role-play with the engaging WordFriends. The playset includes a WordWorld DVD and a bucket for convenient storage. "WordWorld, a new innovation in the literacy landscape, brings words to life through a patent-pending methodology that embeds words into the objects they represent" said Rona Iny, marketing and outreach manager of WordWorld. "WordWorld toys help kids understand that letters form words and words have real meaning in their lives." This toy won a 2008 Creative Child Magazine Preferred Choice Award. Launch date: 2008.

This 49-piece set comes with a "WordWorld" DVD, featuring material from the PBS Kids program, and has pieces that teach the words barn, rake, rope, tractor, pail, corn and fence.

The electronic piano kids can build combines creativity and construction. Without blocks, the piano plays as a normal instrument; but layer or remove blocks and the instrument morphs into something else. The instrument is specially designed for small hands. Launch date: Fall 2008.

The iCoaster combines sight, sound and speed with extreme magnetic force, high-tech design and ultra-cool physics. Each track features hidden magnets, causing the metal ball to move along the track performing stunts and passing through sensors to trigger a beat or song. Kids can build the suggested extreme coaster configurations and use the pre-included sounds, or use their imagination to build their own track and plug in their digital music players and use their own songs. This product is a winner of numerous awards, including a 2007 iParenting Media Award, Fall 2007 Parent’s Choice Award, 2007 National Parenting Center Seal of Approval Award and Parents Magazine Best Toys for the Holidays Award. “The iCoaster is the perfect toy to promote creativity, allowing kids to construct a visual and technological masterpiece,” Carine Sroujian of Mega Brands told TDmonthly. Launch date: September 2007.

Each of the 150 pieces in this Disney Fairies puzzle set glitters and sparkles.  When the lights are turned out, Tinker Bell and her friends actually glow in the dark.  The puzzle measures 16.25” x 11.5” when assembled.  Launch: June 2007.

This 63-piece Color N’ Wipe wood puzzle lets kids piece together the puzzle, color the illustrations, wipe off the colors, and then color the illustrations again.  Kids can color and wipe as many times as they like.  The puzzle set includes markers in six different colors for endless fun and creativity.  Available varieties include Baking Biscuits, State Fair Piggy, Aunt Moo’s House and Sand Castle Prince.  The puzzle measures 11” x 12.5” when assembled.  Launch date: June 2007.

This brainteaser puzzle is played by first assembling the twelve border pieces, followed by the 16 triangular pieces.  All character combinations must be matched correctly in order to complete the puzzle.  Although the puzzle can be assembled many different ways, there is only one solution.  Available titles include Disney’s Toy Story and Alice in Wonderland, The Simpsons, the wildlife of art of Dan Gilbert and Kodak.  When assembled, the puzzle measures 16” x 13.88”.  Launch date: June 2007.

Esphera 360˚ takes puzzle players to new dimensions with its one-of-a-kind freestanding sphere shape.  This plastic puzzle is composed of 60 curved pieces and is designed for kids ages six and up.  The spherical puzzle is assembled according to the number system on the back of each curved puzzle piece.  Players seeking more of a challenge can ignore the number system altogether and assemble the pieces based solely on image.  When assembled, the puzzle measures 6” in diameter.  Launch: June 2007.

The Secret Lab Assault set features a life-size Spider-Man bust that opens to reveal a New Goblin laboratory with Pumpkin bomb factory with a bomb-making machine and launcher. It also includes Spider-Man and New Goblin construction figures ready to do battle — Spider-Man has his stunt stick and expandable web catcher at the ready, while New Goblin is strategically positioned on his Sky Stick, armed with his own stunt stick. The bust also doubles as great storage for Spider-Man 3 toys.

The exotic 165-piece Pirates of the Caribbean Empress ship is ready to put together, complete with bright red, adjustable fabric sails and two launching harpoon cannon. The ship boasts incredible detail with opening deck panels and even a turning command wheel on the Captain’s deck. This massive boat playset also comes with three fully poseable and highly detailed figures: Elizabeth Swann, Sao Feng and an Asian pirate.

The exciting Singapore Escape scene is ready to construct so children can re-enact Will Turner’s dramatic confrontation with the Singapore pirate gang. A highly-detailed, 165-piece, fully buildable playset replicates the exciting opening action scene of “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.” The modular pier and hut system allows for various configurations. Kids can re-create the adventure with secret treasure, an opening sewer passageway, a canoe, a lifting trapdoor, an exploding fireworks cargo and firecracker launcher, and four exclusive highly-detailed figures: Will Turner, Captain Barbossa with Jack the monkey, Singapore pirate and East India Trading Company soldier.

These iconic skull storage containers open to reveal exciting Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End play scenes. Children can build signature locations from the film. The 59-piece Brethren Court skull includes two fully poseable and highly detailed Elizabeth Swann and Jack Sparrow figures, and kids can incorporate the skull into the construction with meeting table and captain's wheel, chain rope and revered pirate codebook accessory. This 53-piece secret Buccaneers' Hideout includes a zipline and two fully poseable figures: Cotton with his parrot and Jack Sparrow.

This mess-free portable art container fits into car cup holders and features flip-open drawers. It includes fuzzy pictures, a fuzzy pad, a fuzzy bookmark and mini markers. The set includes 10 projects. Launch date: June 2007.

This revolutionary eight-in-one fold n’ go easel is easy to clean and features a patented trend-setting design that allows children to be creative at home and on the go. It serves as a mess-free hub for Rose Art coloring and drawing materials, and includes eight broadline markers, a roll of paper and a deluxe bag for portability and storage. This product is a 2007 iParenting Media Award winner. Launch date: Fall 2007.

This is a great build for the Rally Racing fan. Each Speed Rally ProBuilder PredorX Turbo SRA comes in collectible tin packaging for storage and display. Each car includes rubber wheels, a removable spoiler, an opening bonnet (hood) and alternative suspension adjustment. “Each set includes a 125-plus-piece ProBuilder construction, which offers a challenging build and detailed styling,” Carine Sroujian, marketing and communications supervisor for Mega Brands, told TDmonthly. This product received the 2007 Oppenheim Best Toy Award, Gold Seal.

Kids can now add three new figures to their Plasma Dragons collection. Plasma Dragons Series IV now offers Golgorath, Hydracc and Gorgonoaw. Children can hatch the eggs of these new Dragons and unleash the creatures from their gooey plasma pouches. “Each dragon comes in nine easy-to-assemble pieces [and] is fully poseable as well as interchangeable with other plasma dragons and dinosaurs to create innovative new creatures,” Carine Sroujian, marketing and communications supervisor for Mega Brands, told TDmonthly. This product was included in the iParenting Media Award Spring 2007 Best Products Call. Launch date: January 2007.

The ocean surface cloaks a magnificent, vibrant other-world, colorfully depicted in this Christian Riese Lassen illustration. The unique curved plastic puzzle pieces fit together to form a freestanding sphere. This 540-piece, 3-D puzzle is made for assembly at either the beginner or advanced level, assembling by image or using the numbers on each piece. When finished, place the sphere on the plastic puzzle stand for a beautiful decorative display. It measures 9” in diameter.

Wood Creations Farm is made of classic natural wood with the proven versatility of the Maxi Blok building system. Farm set includes basic building elements, detailed themed parts and adorable animals. 

This 200-piece easy-to-carry magnetic building case features a base with a silver platform and four metal poles with adjusting bars of metallic colors. Children can design planets, stars and other shapes, then hook them, spin them or hang them. Parts include curves, flexors, twisters, lateral rods, bars, lights, extenders and a chain. The MagnaCase is compatible with all Magnetix Building Sets. It was named one of the 100 Best Children’s Products of 2006 by Dr. Toy and received a Spring 2007 Best Products iParenting Media Award. “For the first time, [Magnetix] features a MagnaBase for base and aerial building. The MagnaCase is a creative factory,” Stephanie Santini of MEGA Brands Inc. told TDmonthly. Launch date: January 2006.