Eco-Snoopers Fun Activity Travel Book contains an array of puzzles, mazes, Q&A's, and activities specifically designed to entertain and educate children on the merits of being environmentally green. The book can be carried anywhere and contains quizzes and challenges created to keep kids occupied for hours. The Eco-Snoopers Fun Activity Travel Book is part of a larger selection of Eco Snoopers stationery and backpack products. Launch date: May 2009.

Eco-Snoopers plush products are designed to be cute and quirky, and carry back-stories that invite children to use their imagination. Eco-Snoopers products prime a child’s natural curiosity into areas that deal with the environment and in preserving the earth's natural resources, in a fun and creative manner. The backpack comes in five different characters, with more slated for release into 2010. Launch date: May 2009.

Quentin is part of line of colorful and quirky eco-friendly plush designed to encourage children toward environmentally friendly initiatives. The Eco Snoopers characters each have their own stories. Launch date: April 22, 2009.

This lap desk includes plenty to keep a child busy while traveling or at home. It features a magnetic doll, a 40-piece collection of magnetic outfits and accessories, a magnetic stage, three markers, drawing paper, seven crayons, a dry-erase marker and eraser, a cushioned bottom, zippered storage and pom-pom trim.

Kids who don’t want to be seen sipping generic juices can flaunt their brand savvy with this nifty juice box holder featuring Thomas the Tank Engine.
— Kids are crazy for Thomas at the Green Caboose in Stroudsburg, Pa. Owner Diane Glasier told TDmonthly Magazine that she sells a lot of Thomas-related utensils, including this juice holder.
— Betty Quigley, manager of Grandrabbits Toy Shoppe in Superior, Colo., said that Thomas-ware is a good seller.
— Kitchenware featuring Thomas is available in everything from Aprons to Wedgwood, according to amazon.com.

The most popular tank engine on the planet is ready to feed hungry kids in fork and spoon form. The stainless steel flatware set comes boxed and ready for gift giving.
— Sherry Cannon, owner of Discovery Depot in Cookeville, Tenn., told TDmonthly that Thomas the Tank Engine was among the few dinner-related items she carried.
— Kids go for Thomas at mealtimes at Doodlehopper 4 Kids in Springfield, Va., too, said manager Gwen Bowben.
— Pecoware is the best selling kid-related dinnerware brand at Next Generation of Stoughton in Stoughton, Wis., said owner Bobbi Dickinson.