Kids Educational Toys and Games

Educational Toys and Game Recommendations at different age groups:

Newborns

1. No beeping flashing toys
2. Play mat
3. Textured soft toys
4. Brightly coloured mobile (slowly turn)
5. Rattles
6. Crinkly fabric, satin and velvet toys
7. Reading (simple word books)
8. Wind-up musical toys
9. Contrasting coloured toys

Babies

1. Soft balls
2. Cuddly teddies
3. Cloth books
4. Picture books
5. Reading (simple word books)
6. Toy animals
7. Noisy toys (animal sound toys, Sirens)
8. Teething toys (plastic keys)
9. Empty egg cartons
10. Rattles

Toddlers

1. Toy cars
2. Toy trucks
3. Building blocks
4. Bucket and spade (sandpit toys)
5. Jack-in-the-box (cause and effect toys)
6. Simple puzzles
7. Ride-on toys
8. Picture books
9. Rhymes
10. Bright illustrations
11. Crayons and butcher’s paper
12. Reading (Simple Story Books)
13. Bath Toys
14. Toy mobile phone
15. Toy laptops
16. Toy instruments

Preschoolers

1. Toy tool box
2. Toy/old mobile phone
3. Cardboard boxes
4. Dress up clothes
5. Toy kitchen
6. Cardboard letter box
7. Cardboard car, boat.
8. Paints, crayons, pencils.
9. Cutting and pasting
10. Reading (story books)
11. Bike
12. Cubby house toys
13. Sandpit toys
14. Simple board games
15. Simple puzzles
16. Toy cars
17. Dolls
18. Construction toys (lego)
19. Movies

School age

1. Techno-toys, electronic toys
2. Board games
3. Books
4. Art supplies (pencils, paint)
5. Construction sets
6. Jigsaw puzzles
7. Outside balls,
8. Sports sets (cricket, basketball)
9. Bikes
10. Skipping ropes
11. Rollerblades
12. Computer games
13. Movies
    
    

Pre-teens

1. Computer games
2. Movies
3. Phones
4. Photos
5. More advanced board games
6. Card games
7. Books (choose your own adventure)
8. Learning Skills, (instruments, sports)
9. Writing stories, writing comic strip
10. Clothes
11. Learning tools (reading, spelling, handwriting, and remembering lists)

Early Teens

1. Learning tools (reading, spelling, handwriting, and remembering lists)
2. Instruments (guitar, singing, piano, drums, violin)
3. Sports (cricket, soccer, basketball, netball, tennis)
4. Computer games
5. Movies
6. Phones
7. Books
8. Board games (monopoly)
9. Card games (500, poker, go fish)

Special Needs

1. Interesting types of materials and toys
2. Hello, goodbye, simple speaking toys
3. Toy laptops
4. Social skill books for you to read out aloud
5. Paints and drawing
6. Musical instruments
7. Props and costumes
8. Limit noisy toys