Galt Stand E9 01614 289 111 |


www.galttoys.com Galt Toys is launching a range of 21 developmental toys at Toy Fair, which have been designed for baby’s fi rst year and beyond, highlighting the importance of play. Developed


with Dr Miriam Stoppard, a UK parenting expert, each toy is designed to encourage learning through play. The range will consist of seven wooden, seven plastic and seven soft toys, providing a contrast of textures to aid a baby’s learning. Each toy also comes with its own play guide, written by Dr Miriam, with tips on how to play with the toy in the most benefi cial way whilst having fun. This advice supports parents in their important role as baby’s fi rst teacher. The entire range has a traditional feel, with bright stimulating colours. The wooden range includes a Pull-Along Dog, First Bricks, puzzles, Baby Walker, Shape Sorter and more. The soft toy range includes soft books, a mobile, Activity Kitten, Song bird. The plastic toy range includes Stacking Rings, rattles, Activity Centre and bath set amongst


others. The full range is being launched at Toy Fair and will be available to buy from early 2013.


Fundials


Stand GH52 07724 300 121 |


www.fundials.com Fundials, a new online toy business, is making its fi rst appearance at Toy Fair with a range of My Turn To Learn toys. The fl agship My Turn To Learn product is the Squiggle ‘n’ Spell, a patent- pending, double-sided learning wheel for children aged 3-11 years. Fundials Squiggle’n’Spell is a


write-on/swipe-off learning wheel, designed to encourage children to recall information, and practice spellings and other topics. Its novel appearance encourages children to develop an interest in the information displayed. The magnetic upper surface is eco-friendly, saving on paper and ink. Children can click the curriculum-linked learning discs into position, use the magnetic pen to write answers on the surface, spin the wheel to reveal the correct answers, cross-reference and self-check their answers, and use the clock arm eraser to swipe the surface clean and start all over again. Squiggle ‘n’ Spell comes complete with magnetic stamps to make the learning process fun. As well as Squiggle ‘n’ Spell there is a range of My Turn To Learn add-ons, including the Mirro-me, a magnetic mirror that encourages children to observe their refl ection, so they understand how words should be pronounced, which doubles up as a tabletop play mirror. It fl ips 360º for manipulative fun and the write-on magnetic surface makes use of other resources, such as window markers, wet clean crayons and magnetic letters. Also the Bug Face Learning Lens add-on is a giant-size handheld magnifi er, which has


a variety of uses, is ideal for class work, and is connected to the base making it useful for hobby or craft activities. To encourage frequent review and practice of a task, Fundials products are portable and can be placed anywhere that they are needed. The removable discs may be mounted to different surfaces, and when mounted to a traditional white/black board, provides enough space for associated sentence writing.


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