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Diary of a Wimpy Kid Cheese Touch Board Game takes a book series that kids love and turns it into a crazy game. The kids love the silly questions ...
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 | Sequence for Kids Toy (Jax Ltd Inc) (Amazon.com) List Price: Price: $9.70 You Save: $5.29 (35%) Includes a folding game board, 42 playing cards, 21 red, 21 yellow, 21 blue and 21 green playing chips, Instructions Recommended for ages 4 to 7 years A sequence game just for kids |
 | Trouble Board Game Toy (Hasbro) (Amazon.com) List Price: Price: $17.59 You Save: $4.36 (25%) It is indeed satisfying to press, slap, or pound the pop-o-matic It's the classic race-and-chase game with the PopoMatic die-rolling bubble Be the first player to send your four game pieces all the way around the board to win |
 | Zobmondo Entertainment The Ladybug Game Toy (Zobmondo Entertainment) (Amazon.com) List Price: Price: $9.99 You Save: $1.96 (16%) The winner is the first ladybug to find her or his way home. Adorable graphics, easy play and no reading required make this award winner a perfect first board game. Interactive play stimulates learning and fun, with four ladybugs embarking on a different adventure every time. |
 | Qwirkle Board Game Toy (MindWare) (Amazon.com) List Price: Price: $15.00 You Save: $19.99 (57%) Games Magazine Award: Best Family Game Runner-up 2007 Mensa Best Mind Game Award Winner 2007; Major Fun Award Winner 2007 2-4 players |
 | Scavenger Hunt for Kids Toy (University Games) (Amazon.com) List Price: Price: $12.05 You Save: $12.94 (52%) Ages 6 & Up Active and Fun Generates & enhances creative thinking and teamwork |
Higher fees to play sports leaves kids on sidelines
A noisier hallway outside Sam Reed's office might have made the freshman inside more comfortable. Instead, he found himself standing before the athletic director at Chief Sealth High School, answering a series of questions about his family's income while a line of other students listened.
Welcome to the winter sports season at your local public high school.
Athletic abilities were the least of Reed's concerns as he sorted through the pile of student paperwork, determining who had enough money to play for Chief Sealth High in West Seattle, and who would have to cobble together other means of paying for their time on the field. By the time senior Chris Rojo arrived, the file of would-be athletes seeking financial assistance was already an inch thick.
Last fall, Rojo, 18, had been picking pears in Yakima, a dropout doing his best to forget high school altogether. But the notion of redeeming his lackluster academic career continued to nag him, and Rojo thought the grade-point requirements of joining a wrestling team might keep him focused long enough to rebuild his life.
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