Grown-Ups

Endearing, sugar-coated, pop ditties of young love shape Lattisaw's final effort for Cotillion, which sadly went unnoticed. Age 18 when she recorded I'm Not the Same Girl, Lattisaw's voice had reached a nice maturity, yet didn't sound too old to sing youthful tunes here like Together and Coming Alive. Her reading of the Michael Masser ballad, I Thought It Took a Little Time, is more authentic and accessible than Diana Ross' 1976 version, and she lends equal conviction to Now We're Starting Over Again, later recorded by Natalie Cole on her Good to Be Back album. The up-tempo tunes are just as strong, as evidenced by the fiery titletrack and the bright Can't Stop Thinking About You. ~ Justin M. Kantor, Rovi

The Very Colorful Caterpillar! Kids can match Color Cog Caterpillar's brightly colored gears to the pegs, or rearrange them any way they like, then turn the knobs and set the gears in motion to make the caterpillar crawl on its wooden base! Great for counting and color recognition games, it helps promote coordination and fine motor skills. Ages 18 mos.+.

Trend TEP38913 Human Body Learning Charts illustrate the respiratory, cardiovascular, nervous, skeletal, muscular, digestive, reproductive, endocrine, and excretory systems. The back of each chart features teacher-created reproducible activities, subject information, and helpful hints. Ideal for fifth-grade to eighth-grade (ages 10 to 14).

Number 1-10 from Plan Toys - This product consists of numbers 1-10 plus 10 animal cards. A space is provided at the back of each card for children to write or copy a number. This toy forms the basis of counting abilities. Playtime Ideas: ⋅ Number 1-10 has numbers and animals to help children begin acquiring counting skills. The 10 pieces of the toy include illustrations of an Elephant, Bears, Alligators, Foxes, Rabbits, Chicks, Frogs, Mice, Bees, and Ladybirds to help children count animals from 1 to 10. ⋅ The Numbers are the perfect size for children to put on each animal card as they learn about each number from 1 to 10. ⋅ Children can practice putting the numbers in order while counting animals on the cards. Adults can play along and count aloud to help little ones... Less