EDUCATIONAL TOY FOR TWO YEAR OLDS:

Ten children take over the Deseret Morning News test kitchen to rate five toy food appliances Deseret Morning News
The latest techno-toys X-boxes and iPods may top many wish lists to Santa. But don't overlook some of those hands-on items that kids can sink their teeth into. A toy cooking appliance can be somewhat educational and possibly spur an interest in food preparation.
Grandmother desires presents for grandkids Gainesville Sun
One area grandmother works hard to give her two grandchildren everything she can since their mother died in an accident.
The hottest toys of the Christmas season The Ironton Tribune
BURLINGTON — Move over Lincoln Logs and Barbie Dream Houses. This years’ hot toys have become even more high-tech than in years past and many of them a lot more costly.
Kids don't get building blocks of learning from high-tech play Boston Globe
The year Nancy Carlsson-Paige’s first grandchild, Jack, was 22 months old, he got lots of presents at Christmastime, but what he most enjoyed was something of his own creation. He tossed a plastic ball in the air, and it landed in a nest created by a kitchen stool that was turned upside down, legs poking in the air.
Coats, toys on foster children's wish list Gainesville Sun
They've finished raising their own family but this couple is still reaching out to children. Both 60, the two have become foster parents, and in the past two years, they've had more than 12 children in their home.
Local: Nashua toy store encourages curiosity, learning The Nashua Telegraph
Among the puzzles, board games, blocks, books and puppets, something seems strangely absent from the shelves of Keys to Learning in south Nashua. - By PATRICK MEIGHAN Telegraph Staff
Around the Valley Montrose Daily Press
MONTROSE — The Daily Press is looking for your pictures. We’ll take photos you’ve taken from various events, happenings in the community, your travels, animals or just people on the street for our new “Our Community” page.
AROUND THE VALLEY Montrose Daily Press
OLATHE — Boy Scout Troop No. 479 is sponsoring a “Kids Fun Day” from 6:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 24 and Saturday, Nov. 25 at the American Legion Hall in Olathe. Admission is $10 per child; bring lunch. For more information, call 323-0216.
Help Maine Native Americans this winter The Gray News
The Native American Inter-Tribal Foundation (NAITF) is gratefully accepting items for the holiday season until December 8.
Toy wonder Rocky Mountain News
Welcome to the fifth annual Rocky Mountain News Preschool Toy Test, held at Mile High United Way's Warren Village, which offers low-income single parents a chance to get their feet back on the ground with subsidized housing and child care.
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