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Their brains and memories are still like clean sheets of paper without any marks. If we want to them to learn something, a good trait, a lesson, or whatever, bring it to the children during the preschool years and you will not fail. A good example of an educational toy for preschoolers is LeapFrog's line of interactive toys and games. 

Look for something like a book. You can easily spot toddler books because they are usually made from cardboard and are colorful. Some books have sounds and they recite nursery rhymes. Some have pop-ups and fur for the kids to touch. It is better for parents to read to their child, to show the child that learning is very much important. 

In my opinion, a thousand toys are useless if they are no good at all. It doesn't really matter whether you've got a room full of toys. What really matters is if these toys can help you and your chid or if they are of high quality. What I mean by quality is that the toys are educational and fun-filled. 

With this your child can play games and be organized by keeping schedules. It also sees what your children write by using a small camera. All this, accompanied by its very original shape -- the shape of an electric toothbrush. Can you imagine it? They still manage to give it a fun toothbrush shape with all of those electronic features. 

Preschoolers and Kindergarteners can enjoy and learn from toys like the Leapster L-Max Learning Game System (which can be plugged into a television), the Super Saver Teaching Bank, the Math Desk, and the LeapPad Alphabet Bus, just to name a few. Gradeschoolers aren't left out either. Some of the more popular LeapPad games for gradeschoolers are the Turbo Extreme Handheld, the Twist & Shout Multiplication, the FLY PenTop Computer, the LeapPad Plus Writing Learning System, and Mind Mania Spelling. 

Thus, parents will never go wrong, be too backward or be too advanced, with the game they're getting their kids. Sometimes parents can make the mistake of getting just any educational toy at the store under the impression that all educational toys are the same. They aren't. Each educational toy is tailored to cater to a particular age group and each is designed according to that age group's motor capacities and learning skills.