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If you’re anything like us, most of your hikes don’t actually involve that much planning. You pick a trail, you drive there, and you wander through the wilderness for an hour or so. It’s pretty self-explanatory.

But when you’ve got a few kids on your hands and endless hours to kill, a little structure is bound to help! Younger kids can be easily bored, after all, so the simple act of working a family hike into smaller segments, with ample stops for tired feet, can keep the adventure feeling fresh. When the skies are blue and the sun is smiling your way, it would be a shame not to seize the day for all its worth!

Legacy Toys and Blue Orange Games have teamed up you bring you an awesome Print & Play expansion for Kingdomino called The Court. 

Blue Orange Games worked tirelessly with their team in France and with Kingdomino designer Bruno Cathala to create this great addition for one of Legacy Toys Top Games! We're so excited to be able to announce this expansion and to have it available for free right on the Legacy Toys website. Click here to download, print, and play! 

Looking for ways to entertain the kids?

Go ahead and make use of these two at-home labs. Cheap, simple, and educational alike, these classic experiments are made entirely from things you can find in the kitchen (apart from cabbage... But it’s a 69¢ investment, so we’ll let it slide).

While the educational aspect may be more fitting for kids aged 8 and up, the experiments themselves are so simple a 5 year old could do them!

A kid’s imagination knows no bounds. They can sit at a table with a simple piece of paper and think of a thousand ways to bring it life. They can roll it up as a telescope and venture around on their own personal safari, stalking the pets and the parents that roam their at-home ‘jungle.’ They can tighten that roll of paper just a little more at the end and turn it into a sword, going so far as to become the living embodiment of Blackbeard himself… The possibilities are truly endless!

If my Shih-Tzu curled contentedly below the window is any indication, the sun has finally decided to make an appearance and bring about some well-deserved seasonal warmth. While we’ve still got that winter chill lingering in the air, there’s no doubt that spring is swiftly taking hold. 

In celebration of this newfound light, here’s a quick summary of some of the solar-powered STEM toys available here at Legacy Toys!

BOOM...BOOM...BOOM...

The earth shuddered, trees shook, eggs rolled around, what on earth? T-Rex? Nope, just your kiddos in their newly colored masks from Legacy Toys. 

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We know we’re jumping ahead here, but can you blame us? Springtime is upon us, and we’re positively itching to shed those winter layers. Anyway, with ‘social distancing’ at the front of our minds, the idea of roaming around in wide open spaces with little ones in tow sounds, frankly, refreshing.

With an entirely new world climbing out from under the snow, ‘tis the season to inspire a love of and fascination for the earth. So never mind the puddles and the mud, just grab a pair of rain boots, use these ‘3 Outdoor Activities for Spring’ as a guide, and enjoy the change in seasons!

Last night I used the iPad to turn on a tutorial video about a new board game!  It was just the ticket to get his mind detoxed from the mind numbing digital world and into a fun family activity!  

 

Look… We get it.

With all of this COVID chaos, it can be hard not to go a little stir crazy. As much as we love our families, sitting around the table and making empty eye contact over grilled cheese and condensed soup for the fourth day in a row can get a little… dull.

Lucky for you, we’ve got loads of ideas to keep your loved ones entertained. As frustrating as it may be to stay cooped up with seemingly nothing to do, we firmly believe that all of this ‘together-time’ may actually be a blessing in disguise! After all, nothing screams “Family Bonding” like cancelled classes and shuttered office doors.

With this in mind, please enjoy these 3 ways to avoid family “cabin fever.”

Your little guy is now seven, and they’re in the first grade and starting the long journey to adulthood. With their necessary motor and learning skills now in place, it’s essential for your child to explore and find out what they like to do and what they're good at. Through playing with toys, parents can learn what skills their children may have that should be cultivated, or they may just want to have some fun. Either way, here are 10 of the best toys & gifts for 7 year old boys in 2020.
Coloring is just hassle free, relaxing fun to be enjoyed alone or with friends.
Unicorns, a mythological animal resembling a horse or a kid with a single horn on its forehead. Either way we love them and it's time to party!

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