1. CHOOSING THE RIGHT TOYS FOR YOUR KIDS MADE BY: Marwa Hussam Al-Mauly ID:PSY-FA06-017

2. All children are natural learners; constantly absorbing new experiences in their everyday lives. Therefore the toys they play with, play an integral part in this learning process. BEFORE I START MY TOPIC COULD YOU HELP ME ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTION: 3. NAME OF TOY DESCRIPTION 0-2 2-4 4-6 6-12 ADULTS CHALLANGING AREA ITS CREATIVE HELPS SOCIAL-INTERACTION CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE GENDAR STEREOTYPING COMMENTS 4. Mobiles and safety mirrors Rattles Pop up toys Picture books Musical toys, squeeze toys Infant swings Teething toys 5. A baby learns about his environment by using all 5 senses (sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch). A child thisage is also learning cause and effect. 6. NOT A TOY DESCRIPTION: This beautifully painted butterfly mobile will delight all children and create a calming effect at night time. Learning Values:Form, color and patterns. Conceptual thought. Imaginative Play 7. DESCRIPTION: A classic baby walker in the design of a truck with storage space for toys and teddies. Suitable for boys from around 1 to 2 years old as a walker and older children to play with as a truck. Learning Values:Confidence building Physical developmentBaby walker truck 8. Toddlers move around the environment (walking, climbing, pushing, and riding) which is a great deal to themand they enjoy playing with others the same age! 9. Simple puzzles, shape sorters, peg boards Blocks, stacking rings Picture and coloring books Push-pull and ride-on toys Large lacing beads Crayons, markers, and clay 10. DESCRIPTION: color matching and shape sorting. Nice to handle and excellent for early threading skills. Learning values: .Threading.Counting.Sorting.Matching 11. DESCRIPTION: Picture cards and colorful classification cards. An excellent way to encourage concentration and memory training. Learning values: .visual discrimination .logical thinking .problem solving .observation & concentration Sort and Match 12. DESCRIPTION: Even the youngest child can discover the science of balance. These wooden scales come with eight brightly colored 'weights', encouraging children to discover sides of equal value A perfect educational toy for either home or classroom use. Learning Values:Fine motor skills Mathematical skills Problem solvingBalance Scales 13. 14. AGES 4-6 A school-age child looks for new information, experiences, and challenges in play. A child in this age group isinfluenced by peers and is extremely social. AGES 4-6 15. Puzzles (no more than 24 pieces) Roller skates with protective gear Puppets Storybooks Simple board games (Candy land, or Chutes and Ladders) Dress-up with accessories 16. DESCRIPTION: An exciting and unusual puzzle, which has been designed to inform and stimulate. When the puzzle has been completed children can be encouraged to look at the images of wildlife in the border and find them in the picture. This puzzle will spark a child's curiosity and offers plenty of fascinating talking points Learning values: Language and Literacy Memory skills Science and CultureAnimal Puzzle: Where in The Wood? 17. DESCRIPTION: An attractive card pot with decorated lid containing pendants, cords and assorted beads to make two necklaces.Learning values: Creative development Fine motor skills Form, colour and patternsBees Knees Bead Kit 18. A pre-teen is independent, yet thrives on play with other children. A child this age knows how to play fair using advanced social skills AGES 712 19. Card and board games (Monopoly, Clue, and Life)Sports equipment Model kits/science kits Jigsaw puzzles Board games (Sorry, Trouble, and Checkers) Books 20. Scrabble DESCRIPTION: a word game in which two to four players score points by forming words from individual lettered tiles on a game board marked with a 15-by-15 grid. The words are formed across and down in crossword fashion and must appear in a standard dictionary. Learning Values: .challenging .language skills .spelling .more knowledge 21. Dr.steeles medical set DESCRIPTION: A medical set toy that includes different doctrine items for your child to have a fun time with his/her peers. Learning Values: .physical skills .self confidence .social interaction 22. Playing with educational toys in early childhood is the best foundation and helps for early speaking: here is the proof