In a seemingly aliterate world, it’s refreshing to see a website dedicated to book reviews by kids and teens. Seven of them have banded together, have read thousands of books and have posted their views and comments on Incredibooks.
Their most recent review is of The Bronze Bow, by Elizabeth George Speare - they give [...]

Today’s New York Times has a nice review of the Fly Pentop Computer, which has just become available.
The Fly Pentop is marketed as an educational product for children aged 8 to 13. It combines a processor with some software and an optical scanner into the shape of a pen. The scanner keeps track of [...]

Eight-year-olds-and-up might well enjoy the parlor game of Twenty Questions, ported to a hand-held device. Game-maker Radica has a portable version of the game, which is generally believed to promote deductive reasoning. In the unlikely event that you can’t afford the 20Q game device, you can always play the online version for free.
Radica website

Today, GadgetManiac introduces our new Kid’s section. Our goal: to keep gadget parents in touch with new developments in the burgeoning area of gadgets for children. Our lead-off piece deals with the recent Toy of the Year (T.O.Y.) Awards. FamilyFun Magazine organizes this annual toy test during which actual kids play with and vote [...]