Crafteeo: Awesome Cardboard Armor
In May, we ran a giveaway for some Crafteeo cardboard armor, and I’m happy to announce that Crafteeo has now launched a Kickstarter campaign with some pretty amazing options.
Continue ReadingIn May, we ran a giveaway for some Crafteeo cardboard armor, and I’m happy to announce that Crafteeo has now launched a Kickstarter campaign with some pretty amazing options.
Continue ReadingCrafteeo makes awesome toy armor out of cardboard. Here’s your chance to win a free set for your kids!
Continue ReadingExtremely sturdy cardboard furniture that your kids can help build and they can decorate themselves. What’s not to love?
Continue ReadingWe just had our son’s second birthday party. He’s already a geek-in-the-making, so the theme we decided on for him was Robots and Rocketships. He already loves both, thanks to a bounty of robot and rocketship toys he’s received in the past two years plus my own collection of both that I willfully share with him (yes, I’ve even let him play with vintage Transformers).
Continue ReadingDid you find the the Most Unexceptional way for the ladybug to traverse a fallen box?
Continue ReadingWhat is the best way for a ladybug to traverse a fallen box?
Continue ReadingFollow a few simple steps to make your own unique Christmas tree from cardboard and leftover bits of wrapping paper.
Continue ReadingThis coming Saturday, join thousands of people all over the world in the 2nd annual celebration of cardboard creativity in aid of the Imagination Foundation, set up after the Caine’s Arcade viral hit video.
Continue ReadinglittleBits are an opensource library of electronic modules that snap together with tiny magnets for prototyping, learning, and fun. See what can happen when you add them to the other toys you’ve probably already got in your house.
Continue ReadingA little bit of genius. Give the kids something fun to do while dealing with the results of disaster, famine, or other threatening situations where normal life is disrupted.
Continue ReadingTo follow up my picture book round-up last month, I give you another edition of Stack Overflow. This time, I focus on comics — some for kids, some for adults, but all good reads.
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