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On Sunday Hubby and I stopped off at Borders in Riverside CA to check out the toys and books for kids! After dealing with an unhappy rude manager we had our gift card and were on our way to check out the toys.
Borders has made finding the perfect toy or game easier for those looking for high-quality educational gifts. The bookseller recently expanded its toys & games selection in more than 500 stores. Shelves are stocked with items from leading brands like Creativity for Kids, Thinkfun, Scientific Explorer, ALEX and Blue Orange Games. These brands are known for products that foster creativity and help to build cognitive skills in children.
I’d say the girls and I spent a good hour in the kid section. When you walk into it, it’s like it has it’s own room. Kids have their own place to sit, relax and enjoy reading. As you cna see from the picture below the Borders near us has a wonderful selection of books and toys! When I told the girls we had $100 o spend on books they were ecstatic! Samantha is a great little reader. She is at level 18 right now and has just started reading chapter books. (The Magic Tree House)
Both of the girls were able to pick out books. I really did try to keep them away from toys, but I will tell you that there were tons of interactive, educational, open ended play toys! Perfect for Christmas.
One book Samantha was so excited to get was A Little Princess. We got this book for $3.99. Now that is an inexpensive Christmas gift!
(Don’t mind Sam’s face. We had just come from Disneyland where she had her face painted.)
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didn’t see anything I played with personally but I loved the game of Life growing up
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I am so old that none of those toys were around when I was growing up except for a Pink Diary with Lock. Oh how I loved telling my diary everything and pouring out my heart to “it”. Funny thing is I still have it.
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I had a My First Chemistry Set. That is still a good thing for children today because it teaches them science while having fun.
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I would love to win this! I am obsessed with buying books and my 13 month old son loves to read!
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I remeber making my own sock puppets with my best friend and then spending days playing with them. My 7 year old loves doing crafts and making things, and I think she’d love the “Make Your Own Sock Puppets” kit. It’d make a great gift for kids who love to make things, and the puppets are fun to play with once they’re made too!
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I didnt see anything there that I remembered but I like the finger crayons because they make coloring more fun
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I grew up in a family that played a lot of games, and my husband & I are encouraging our boys to do the same. We had everything from Sorry to Trouble to Monopoly…but my favorite were always the word/spelling games (like Boggle and Scrabble). Games are these are timeless to me — which is why we encourage the very same ones in our home now. We even manage to play Scrabble Junior with our kids by adapting it to “team play.” We’d LOVE to win this gift — because the only thing our family likes more than games are… BOOKS!!!
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I loved playing memory as a kid, and S’match is the same type of game. But one of my sons, (and only one of the four),loves to read, so the best toy for him has always been books.
Julius! Matching Game would be a good choice for kids today because it is educational. Helps improve memories. When I was young I loved to play matching games. I even made my own cards.
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I remember play for hours with Lego. They are great for imagination and manual dexterity.
I’ve spent hours at Borders over the past 3 weeks and I always end up in the board games section. It was my favorite past time as a child and now my own children love to play with my husband and I. Borders has become so good at offering the best board games today. My “go-to” game of my past is now the same today with my kids – “Yahtzee” and there is a new spin on it (as there always is) that has proven very fun called “Yahtzee Free for All,” which is the best spin yet. I also loved playing Win, Lose or Draw and Pictionary. Today there is one called “Luck of the Draw” that has quickly made it to our family’s favorite. There’s been no funner version of a drawing game in my 44 years of living.
Our family really enjoys fast paced, creative thinking games like Taboo (my fav) and Scattegories as well as card games. So I would immediately add to our collection the following board games we have been wanting: Pictureka; Quiddler; Beat the Parents; Catch Phrase; Buzz Words; Blokus and Flinch. I would also purchase the Lego Avent Calendar.
I don’t remember playing with any of the new Borders games as a child, but I like Zingo and My First Science Kit. Zingo is similar to Bingo, which I definitely played as a child.
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The Magic Science Wizard’s Kit looks like fun. I remember playing a lot with Lego’s as a kid. I think that they are still wonderful because it helps a child use their imagination. Thanks so much.
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I’d spend my gift card on tons of books for my daughter, and maybe a DVD for her.
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Read the giveaway wrong so adding comment here. I’d get her Where the Wild things are. I remember checking that book out at the school library over and over again and reading it with my mom.
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I didn’t see anything that I played with as a kid, but that’s not saying much since we didn’t have many toys. I did really like those Shape Sorting Cupcakes–they’d be great for letting the kids play house/kitchen with but also educational and not something with teeny parts for kids to choke on!
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I remember playing with the light brite. I think it would be good today as it Unplugs kids and makes them use their minds
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I don’t remember playing the games on their website, but one that jumps out in my memory is Memory. I always played it with my sisters. In such a heavily electronic world, I think it would be good for kids today just to keep their memories in top shape.
I love the Paper Bag Puppets Kit. We had so much for as kids making puppets out of brown lunch bags and putting on shows. I think it would make a great gift because so many kids rely on electronics for entertainment. This would allow them to be creative and use their imagination.
Borders has a Dinosaur Matching Game. I remember playing card matching games as a child. This is a good game for kids today because it builds memory skills, develops problem solving strategies, and enforces social interaction. In addition, during play children learn the names of dinosaurs.
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I loved playing with Kirsten Mini Doll (American Girl). Except I have the full sized doll. I’m so sad that they will not be selling her anymore!
At least they have the mini. 
Why do kids today get into this doll, and all their others…because they are so pretty, full of history and have books that go along with them. Kirsten was the reason why I started enjoying reading bigger books. I didn’t want to make that transition because bigger book didn’t have pictures. Their books do, and have the dolls to go with. I love this particular doll because my Great Grandma came from Sweden.
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i remember playing with legos – they are great for hand-eye coordination even for kids today
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Things like Tinkertoys and Legos are positively timeless. They are as fun today as they were 40 years ago. No batteries, no mouse clicks, just pure imagination. When my 3yo niece comes to visit, the first thing she asks for is the Lego bucket that my kids got almost 20 years ago!
I made sock puppets when I was a kid, so the make your own sock puppet kit would be so much fun to do with my kids!! Thanks for the chance!
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I think the first chemistry set would be perfect for my daughter. she is into learning about things and discovering how things work. I know i loved my first chemistry kit!
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The game I remember playing with is a card game called Pit. It is an easy trading game with several suits of stock market commodities like corn, wheat, or barley. Each player starts with nine cards plus the bull (good) and the bear (bad). One player declares the market open, and then frenzied trading begins in groups of one, two, or three matching cards. Hang on to the wild bull card, secretly trade away the bear, wind up with all nine cards in your commodity and scream, “Pit!” So much fun! Best of all, the school where I work has this card game and I’m introducing it to a new generation.
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I like the Big Trucks and Diggers Matching Game
I don’t remember playing this specific matching game when I was younger but there were lots that were similar. It taught me about shapes colors, strategy it would be a great learning game for my daughter
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i loved playing what’s gnu with my brother, and i think it is still a great learning game for kids today!
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The Good Time Crafts (Toy) looks like it would be great for kids today. It makes it easy for you to turn everyday items into a craft, which is awesome for those with tight budgets! Though I didn’t have this when I was little, I remember making a tin can phone out of string and a couple soup cans or making stilts out of coffee cans.
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The Dinosaur Matching game is wonderful. I always enjoying matching games as a child and now my grandchildren enjoy them as well. The dinosaurs would be really fun. Thank you!
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I always loved the board game Payday I think it is good at teaching money management
My favorite game was CandyLand. I couldn’t wait to get to that ice cream flost!
They have a Dora the Explorer kit for growing crystals and several beginning scientist kits. I loved those as a kid… well not Dora, but crystal growing and science kits.
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I liked playing with Lincoln Logs. They let kids use their imaginations.
S’Match. I remember this memory game and loved it. It’ great for keeping memory sharp. Thanks.
I actually don’t remember playing with any of those toys – maybe I’m too old! They all look like they would be fun, educational choices for kids today.
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I saw several books that I had and would love for my children to have now.
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My sister and I had something like the Make Your Own Sock Puppet. Only with dolls. It allows kids to be creative and use their imagination. Thanks for the chance! bekki1820cb@gmail.com
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Definitely Connect Four. I grew up on that game.
I was always a little gamer from age 3 to, well, now – though not as much now. I feel that video games are great ways to build up coordination and quick thinking skills, which can be quite important for kids. Of course, it’s also important that the video games be appropriate like Mario Bros, Tetris and other puzzles, and so on (not to say that I didn’t dabble in more mature games when I was a child).
I used to make paper bag puppets, so I think the puppet kit would be adorable for kids these days! Thanks!
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The American Girls were just coming out when I was in middle school. I still think they are great toys/books for girls. They provide important history lessons and help with young girls’ self-esteem.
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Legos are a must in our house. A new favorite is the melissa and doug toys.
OH WHAT FUN!!! I remember playing memory, yahtzee, and bingo the most. I love the games now that are so interactive. We love Apples to Apples, WhooNu and the Partini game now. AND OF COURSE MONOPOLY…ALWAYS MONOPOLY and we love the newer game that keeps track of the money!!!
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I didn’t see anything I used to play with, but I think all kids should have speak and spell — especially now that texting is making people’s spelling even worse!
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I remember playing those card matching games growing up. Sharpening a child’s memory has to come in handy for all those things they have to remember in school!
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I like Candyland and Chutes and Ladders.
I played Monopoly, and have a great time playing it with my kids now.
I had some LEGO sets and loved them! Playing LEGO needs creativity, imagination and patience. I believe they are timeless and would still make great toys for kids today.
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How weird – they only had stuff for little kids, no board games. Well, as a child, I loved stuffed animals, and kids who love stuffed animals will love Beckett the Panda Bear.
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I remember playing Memory as a kid, and think this is still a great game for kids today because you actually have to think!
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I didn’t see any games on the website that I had but my kids would like the Mind Blowing Science game
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I liked the Sea Monkey Ocean View Aquarium, which is a small plastic tank filled with salt water and brine shrimp. Teaches young children the concept of diapause and latent life. Add brine shrimp eggs to water and instant life!
Simon was one of my favorite games… it definitely makes the mind work and its great for learning your colors!
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As a kid, I played a lot of monopoly. It is just as much fun today but in the updated editions. It helps with strategy planning, money, good sportsmanship and socialization as the players interact.
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I remember playing with Legos, which is a toy that should be passed down to all generations because it builds so many developmental skills
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I saw the Dinosaur Matching game and remembered all of the matching games I played as a child. They definitely teach problem-solving and perseverance.
My favorite gift was a microscope; I just loved gazing at nature’s little wonders.
I remember play Operation and Don’t Spill the Bucket but I know that the Sorting Shapes Cupcakes has been a big part of my nieces and nephews growing up.
I remember getting a science kit when I was a kid, not a typical girl gift back then but I loved it!
I’d have to say that I loved playing Scrabble as a kid, and children today would still benefit in the area of spelling, vocabulary, and decision-making. It’s a timeless game.
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Pirates of the Tub looks fun.
I used to play w/ Pick Up Sticks, simple but kept me busy and it was quiet and I could play alone.
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My cousins and I use to play memory all the time.
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I don’t remember any of these games but Disgusting Science looks like a fun way to get kids to like Science.
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I had my own cotton candy Machine- it wasn’t very big, but it made enough for one treat at a time: I was the shining star of Show & Tell after Christmas vacation that year: All the kids wanted one.
Borders doesn’t carry it???? Hey, Candy making kits are economical and fun!
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I remember playing bingo as a kid. It was lots of fun. I think it’s still a good game because it’s something my whole family can play including my little one. I love the Hello Kitty Big Roll Bingo game.
When I saw the adorable Panda bear, it reminded me of my stuffed animals and in particular a dog I called Snowflake. I think these kinds of toys give a child a chance for pretend and a special “friend” when they need someone to talk to.
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They have a Paper Bag Puppet game, and I remember making those when I was a kid. I think it is a great game/activity for kids today because it inspires hands-on creativity, is easy to do, and fun for people of all ages.
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I remember playing the memory games, where you flip over the cards to match up like images. I think it is a great game to help develop a child’s memory.
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My favorite games were Candyland and then later Monopoly. And as far as toys went we loved our toy kitchen and lincoln logs were some of my favorites.
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I know this isn’t a “game” or “toy” but I truly always read books! Any books I could get my hands on, these transported me to a magical world where I could have anything I ever wanted. (and still do!)
The toys are their website are too new! I remember playing a lot of “go fish” with my grandpa.
I visited the site. I remember playing with legos when I was younger. My favorite game was candyland.
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I didn’t play with any of these toys exactly, but I always loved all those different kinds of science kits.
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i didn’t really see anything at Borders that I remembered but some faves of mine were games like Life, clue, oh and one called Careers. My sister and I used to play games together all the time.
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Clue! is always a ood game. I used to play it and it’s fun for kids today too because it lets them use their brains and powers of deduction.
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I remember playing with my first science kit when I was a kid.
My mom and I used to play Yahtzee all the time when I was younger! It’s great for kids because it uses critical thinking skills!
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well i always had sciences kits when i was younger and loved them. i think they’re great because they’re fun and educational.
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Beckett the Panda Bear would be a great choice to kids to play with! I remember having a panda bear as a child. They are soft and cuddly. Just the friend a child needs.
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I remember none of those toys from my childhood, which was filled with games of Candyland and Monopoly.
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I remember playing Memory with plain playing cards and I think the Dinosaurs! Matching Game would be great for kids today because it exercises the brain while they are having fun.
monopoly and legos are 2 that i remember
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I always liked word games like Scrabble and UpWords. I still do and they are great for kids now because they learn vocabulary and learn to think quickly
Well, I was a child a LONG time ago, and I don’t see anything here that I played with as a child. However, I did have a doll similar to the Kaya Mini Doll (American Girl) that I played with a lot. Thanks for the chance to win!
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Looking at the selection I realize that there are lot cooler toys than when I was little. The perfumery kit looks like something I would have liked. When I was a kid I would help my aunt mix essential oils to make her personal scent and she let me make my own.
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Make Your Own Sock Puppet!! My gramma and I used to make these!
I think they’re great for kids because they teach communication.
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