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Top 5 Calendars for Kids

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Calendars can be more than just about what day it is. These top picks for kids encourage creativity and learning. These calendars will bring enjoyment year round!

1. The Learning Calendar 2009

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"Hang history on your wall!" The Learning Calendar is an incredible history-based activity calendar. Kids will love discovering a new adventure every day. Themes for 2009: Innovations, Inventions and Ideas; Best-Loved Toys.

2. Make Your Own Calendar 2009

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The 2009 Make Your Own Calendar features artwork by Steve Haskamp, with 200 colorful stickers to mark the important dates in a child's life. There is room for children to decorate each month and black-and-white border designs to color on every page.
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3. Mathematics Calendar 2009

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This calendar will get your mind working! The 2009 Mathematics Calendar offers a problem for each day of the year - the solution is always the date! There are also informative facts, mathematical curiosities and challenge problems. (Ages 12 and up)
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4. The Pop-Up Dinosaur 2009 Wall Calendar

This pop-up calendar features three-dimensional dinosaurs from the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous periods.
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5. 2009 Kids' Animal Fun Wall Calendar

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National Geographic's Animal Fun Calendar will teach kids about wild and crazy creatures with full-color images and details about the featured animals.
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