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Ye haw! Farm-opoly Game by Late for the Sky is a down on the farm property tradin’ game! Here’s a property game for farmers or those who just think farmin’ is cool! It’s life down on the farm where players increase their profits by collecting acres and trading them in for big red barns. Full of country humor and an occasional fun fact, Farm-opoly Game by Late for the Sky is a celebration of an All-American way of life! Game play is for 2-6 players. Ages 8 and up.By Late for the Sky

This 30 key mini piano has incredible sound! Kleinway White Piano by Noble & Cooley is actually TUNED and will inspire the young musician. Comes complete with bench and includes an instruction booklet.Ages 5 and upBy Noble & Cooley **Oversize Shipping Charges Apply**

$10 off any $75 Purchase Offer begins: 2009-01-09
Offer ends: 2010-12-31
Coupon code: SW-8937

Create a Wedgit-Man or build your own inventions with this sixty-one piece set. This building set has a exceptional silver expansion part used to construct the character’s hips. This set also comes with a green expansion part found exclusively in this kit. The possibilities are endless with the Wedgit blocks that nest, link and lock together. Many occupational therapists recommend this type of product because it provides any age with a self-esteem platform. Mini-Wedgits are 40% smaller than original Wedgits, so they require and develop necessary fine-motor skills. Winner of Oppenheim Toy Portfolio “Best Toy Award/Gold Seal”, Oppenheim Toy Portfolio “Best Toy Award/Gold Seal”, Baby Zone’s “Amazing Toy Award”, Family Review Center “Gold Award”, iParenting Media Award and Able Play Rating Acknowledgement.Ages 5 and up.By Imagability

The NCAA Bean Bag Tailgate Toss Game gives the whole family something to do after the food runs out at the tailgate party. This exciting bean bag game can be enjoyed by young and old alike packs up easily for travel and includes eight bean bags (two sets of four) and two boards with your favorite team’s logo and colors. Players throw bean bags toward the round hole in the wooden target board. Score three for landing in the hole and one for landing on the board. The player or team with the most points wins! Boards are made of solid wood and measure 24W x 36D x 3.5H inches.Team options: Bowling Green Falcons Butler Bulldogs Duke Blue Devils Florida Gators Florida State Seminoles Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Illinois Fighting Illini Indiana Hoosiers Iowa Hawkeyes Iowa State Cyclones Kent State Golden Flashes Kentucky Wildcats Louisiana State Tigers Louisville Cardinals Miami Hurricanes Miami-Ohio Redhawks Michigan State Spartans Michigan Wolverines Nebraska Cornhuskers North Carolina State Wolf Pack North Carolina Tar Heels Notre Dame Fighting Irish Ohio State Buckeyes Ohio University Bobcats Oklahoma Sooners Penn State Nittany Lions Purdue Boilermakers Tennessee Volunteers Texas A & M Aggies Vanderbilt Commodores Virginia Tech Hokies West Virginia Mountaineers Wisconsin Badgers

Red and blue armies, dragons, monsters, royalty and more, here’s just a sample of the extensive Papo Knight Collection. Hand-painted and highly detailed, the molded plastic figures stand an average of 3.5″ high, with the knights ready to mount their horses.Ages 4 and upBy Papo/ Hotaling

Crayola Color Explosion

This brightly colored wooden abacus is a great first calculator for kids to learn counting, patterns colors and more! The 100 colorful wooden beads slide smoothly on this classically styled high quality frame.Ages 3 and upby Melissa and Doug

What You Need:

* Medium-sized pine cone
* Acorn
* White spray paint or acrylic paint and medium paintbrush
* Black and red acrylic paint and small paintbrush
* Silver or gold glitter
* Glue
* White card stock
* Pencil
* Doll hair or yarn
* Silver chenille stem
* Ribbon
* Scissors
* Newspaper (to cover your work area)

Instructions

1. Whenever you’re using a pine cone that you found outdoors, you may would like to bake it in order to kill any bugs inside and dry up the sap in them. To do this, place your cone on a foil-lined cookie sheet and bake at 200 degrees Fahrenheit for 45 minutes to an hour.

2. Once the pine cone has cooled, paint it with the spray paint or acrylic paint and paintbrush. Sprinkle lightly with glitter while still wet. Let dry completely.

3. While waiting for the pine cone to dry, paint a face on the acorn. Turn it upside down and use black for the eyes and nose, and red for the mouth and cheeks. Let dry.

4. Glue the acorn head onto the pine cone body, with the pointed side of the pine cone up.

5. Draw a wing shape on the piece of card stock, and cut it out. Trace the shape onto the scrap of card stock, and cut it out as well. Turn one wing over so that they are facing in opposite directions.

6. Using the glue, trace along the inside of each wing. You might also prefer to make some markings inside the wings. When you are done, sprinkle the wings with glitter, tap off the excess, and let dry completely.

7. Glue the wings onto the angel’s back. Let dry.

8. Place some doll hair or yarn in a hair color on the angel’s head. Glue into place. Then form the chenille stem into a circle that will fit on top of the head for a halo. Glue into place and let dry.

9. Cut a piece of ribbon about 6 inches long. Form it into a loop and glue the ends to the back of the angel to make a hanger. Let dry completely before hanging up.

Tips

* Whenever you do not like working with loose glitter, try using a tube of glitter glue. Dot some onto the painted pine cone here and there, and draw the details on the wings with it.

* If you prefer, you could use a piece of wide lace to make the wings. Gather the lace in the middle, secure with a piece of chenille stem, and glue to the back of the angel.