The Playskool Magic Board Learning Desk is an educational toy designed for young children. This interactive desk combines the fun of drawing and writing with learning activities to promote early development and creativity. The main idea behind the Magic Board Learning Desk is to provide a platform for children to explore their creativity while also developing important early skills such as hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and letter recognition. The desk features a whiteboard surface that allows children to draw, write, and erase easily. It comes with a stylus or pen that children can use to interact with the board and write or draw on its surface. What sets this learning desk apart from other traditional drawing boards is its interactive and educational features.
Songs 11-15 = 15 points
Led by Jim Peterik, who later found much greater success in the 1980s with Survivor, the Ides made a name for themselves in their hometown Chicago with Vehicle. - Also any songs that are often associated together feel free to submit as one song should ve mentioned this for the 60 s list but the 70 s will have a lot of these.
What sets this learning desk apart from other traditional drawing boards is its interactive and educational features. It includes learning cards that can be placed under a clear window on the board. These cards feature various learning activities such as letter tracing, shape recognition, and counting.
Indieheads Top Songs of the 70's
Five years ago back when I was finishing up Genre Specific Playlist I ran a final set of these called the Decade Specific Playlist to determine the sub's fave songs of the 70s 80's 90's and 2000's . Since then the sub has grown a lot more and the method to determine songs, contest mode post with upvotes, may not have been the best method.
To keep this series in line with the Songs of the Decade list I'll be having users submit their top 25 songs. While the list will be weighted in scoring to also keep in line with that thread the scoring will go as follows
Your Top Song = 30 points
Songs 2-5 = 25 points
Songs 6-10 = 20 points
Songs 11-15 = 15 points
Songs 16-20 = 10 points
Songs 21-25 = 5 points
We'll be taking the top 100 songs to form our list. Also to promote a level of variety Only an artists top 3 songs will make a list (solo work and side projects will be treated as separate entities. other than MF DOOM when he finally shows up, I'll explain it then.) I feel these lists are good for discovery and the last time we did this we capped it at 5 per artists and the lists were STILL very homogenous.
This week we'll be tackling my fave decade, the 70's. Please use the following form to submit your lists. Submissions will be closed Midnight Saturday night.
New Rule! - Also any songs that are often associated together feel free to submit as one song should've mentioned this for the 60's list but the 70's will have a lot of these
Examples:
Pink Floyd - Brain Damage / Eclipse
Boston - Foreplay / Longtime
Patti Smith - In Excelsis Dio / Gloria
The Cars - Moving In Stereo / All Mixed Up
McCoy was a celebrated figure during the disco era, mainly as a songwriter, music arranger, and producer. However, his surprise 1975 hit "The Hustle" from the album Disco Baby remains one of the most memorable songs from the era. The track, inspired by the popular disco dance move, topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart and even won the Best Pop Instrumental Performance Grammy. McCoy had a few more singles that charted during his career as a recording artist, but nothing close to the prominence of "The Hustle."
Children can use the stylus to trace the letters or complete the activities on the cards, making learning engaging and fun. The Magic Board Learning Desk also includes a storage compartment to keep the learning cards organized and easily accessible. This helps to keep the learning materials in one place and prevents them from getting lost. The desk is also lightweight and portable, making it easy to carry and move around, whether at home or on-the-go. Overall, the Playskool Magic Board Learning Desk is an excellent educational tool for young children. It provides a fun and interactive way for children to practice important early skills, such as writing, drawing, and counting. By combining learning activities with creative play, this toy helps children to develop their cognitive and motor skills while also promoting creativity and imagination..
Reviews for "Using the Playskool Magic Board Learning Desk as a Tool for Behavior Management"
1. Jane - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Playskool magic board learning desk. The board was not as sturdy as I expected, and the stand kept wobbling whenever my child tried to write on it. The buttons were also unresponsive most of the time, making it frustrating for my child to interact with the toy. Overall, the quality of the product was lacking, and I would not recommend it.
2. Mike - 1 star - I purchased the Playskool magic board learning desk for my 3-year-old daughter, hoping it would help her with her writing skills. However, she quickly lost interest in it as the magnetic pen didn't work very well on the board, and the colors were very faint. The letters and numbers were also too small for her to really grasp. I was disappointed with the product and would not buy it again.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - While the Playskool magic board learning desk seemed like a great toy initially, it quickly fell short of my expectations. The board was too small, making it difficult for my child to write or draw comfortably. Additionally, the magnetic pen didn't stick well to the board, causing frustration for my child. The learning activities were also quite limited, and my child lost interest in the toy after just a few uses. I would not recommend this product.