Kids Get Stuck On Learning (NAPSA)—This season’s hottest gift will not be found under the tree, but in fact stuck to the fridge. Magnetic games add yet another reason for families to love their kitchens. These games offer opportunities for learning, transforming the fridge into an educationaltool. When it comes to magnetic games, few children can resist the attraction. For example, Fridgeplay magnetic games teach children the fundamental lessons in a handson approach, with such magnetic play sets as Alphabet, Numbers, Shapes, Clock, World and Colors. Designed to stick to any metal surface, especially the refrigerator, these play sets include large, moveable pieces made from wipeclean vinyl and housed in sleek metal tins that are convenient when traveling. Few children can resist the attraction. The games are available at Toys “R”’ Us online (TRU.com) for the 2005 holiday season and sell for around $12.95. These magnetic gamesare part of a line, which includes Goplay, magnetic travel games for players of all ages. For more information, check out www.fridgeplay.com.
