As children grow up, they must learn that money doesn't grow on trees, dinner doesn't make itself, and real dogs are awful at basketball. Let kids be kids with this Groupon.
$20 for $40 Worth of Toys, Games, and Educational Materials
Education Station is loaded with enough toys, puzzles, art supplies, and learning materials to keep both kids and teachers happy. You'll find items such as a 104-piece Fiddlestix set ($36.99), Bananagrams ($17.99), and an Art Start kit packed with spangles, buttons, wiggly eyes, and countless other crafting components ($30.99). Hundreds of helpful e-books are also available, including A Separate Peace, a guide to John Knowles's novel of the same name ($8.81), and Inventions ($1.96), a how-to manual for beating your rival to the patent office.
Education Station
What began in 1998 as a business run out of Diane Shaw and John Foo's basement has blossomed into an empire of three brick-and-mortar shops, a warehouse, and an online emporium bursting with handy teaching tools and toys. Education Station's extensive collection supports the healthy mental and physical development of kids of all ages, whether they're honing fine motor skills or penning thought-provoking postmodern critiques of children's literature. Youngsters share quality time with parents and siblings over informative games, puzzles, and playthings, and teachers shape bright young minds with classroom supplies and lesson-plan supplements. Each shiny new e-book, fun toy, and challenging puzzle is hand-selected and fosters long-term learning and intellectual development.