The Classics Educational Books, Toys
The Classics
| See All 10 Gallery Items |
"I think I can. I think I can. I think I can." Who among us hasn't conjured up that refrain when faced with a seemingly impossible task? Like running the last leg of a marathon. Or getting an uncooperative child dressed in the morning. "I think I can." This beloved story of a small engine pulling a train laden with toys over a mountain was published in the midst of the Great Depression (1930), and has ever since been taken to symbolize the American can-do spirit in the face of hardship. But for children of any era, it offers a reassuring mantra for climbing all the mountains on the path to growing up and beyond.
| See All 10 Gallery Items |
|
| View All The Classics |
Top Picks by Preschool Curricular Area
![]() 123s |
![]() ABCs |
![]() Colors and Shapes |
![]() Music |
![]() Science and Physical World |
![]() Time and Space |
Most Popular Books & Toys
Books, Toys & More to Inspire Wonder
![]() Counting Pennies |
![]() Eric Carle |
![]() Anything Silly |
![]() Circus |
![]() Gardening |
![]() Trains |
what is your child's passion?
Select a topic and get a list of award-winning, developmentally appropriate activities, books and toys to inspire your child.
|
|
Advertisement
Being Savvy
Advertisement













