Crayola Easy Animation Studio

This one is for the aspiring animator, or the kid who loves all things tech! Your animator can easily create animated videos up to
12 times faster than traditional stop-motion animation. Design a
character and scan it into a smartphone or tablet then place the
Mannequin in front of the device and move it into a series of poses.
The on-screen character mimics and records the movements
and automatically fills in missing poses for smooth, full motion.
Click to buy.

Polymer Clay
Polymer Clay is the perfect medium for encouraging kids to unleash their creative energy.
It stays soft and supple until you are ready to bake your creation into forever!
The creative possibilities are endless with polymer clay, from jewelry, to 3d cards,
to making your own toys! This makes a great stocking stuffer.
Click to buy.

Alex Toys Fantastic Spinner Kit
Your little Jackson Pollock will make fantastic works of art with this paint spinner from Alex Toys.
It’s kid-powered so there is no need to scramble for batteries! Just spin the plate and drip paint to create stunning creations!
Click to buy.

Green Kid Crafts
Get your creative kid a monthly subscription to Green Kid Crafts and each month he or she will
receive a fun and educational  discovery box. 
These monthly kits combine science, technology, engineering, math and art. 
Click to buy.

Kids Crafternoon Felting
Sometimes it isn’t the gift but the promise of time together and
the Crafternoon series gives your child just that.
This book about felting features 25 projects to make with a little 
felt, a needle and some glue. It’s perfect for an adventurous 
crafting kid. 
Click to buy.

Seedling: Good Things for Girls
This kit is full of possibility! Rather than giving 
you a specific project, Seedling has given a 
girl or boy a treasure trove of possibility.
The kit includes knitting doll, yarn, skipping
rope, pick-up sticks, colour pencil and a5 pad.
Click to buy.

The Day the Crayons Quit and
The Day The Crayons Came Home
The Day the Crayons Quit and it’s sequel,The Day The
Crayons Came Home are the types of books that make children want to become authors. In the first book, Duncan’s
crayons decide to go on strike, and each crayon writes him a
letter letting him know why. From being overused, to being underused, to having grievances with the other colors,
these books will have your kiddos wanting to
read them again and again and inspire them to start creating books of their own.
Click to buy.

Lost My Name Bedtime Stories
Lost My Name is a children’s publisher that
combines the old-school power of stories with
the new possibilities of technology to create magical, personalized experiences for kids.

The Little Girl Who Lost Her Name /
The Little Boy Who Lost His Name are stories created around the individual letters of a
child’s name – so each child’s name creates its own unique adventure from over 300 different story variants.
Click to buy.