Which would you choose?

These toys were nominated for the Hall of Fame. (National Toy Hall of Fame via AP)
Kids have played with sand for a very long time.
A boy hits a Christmas piñata filled with fruit and candy. (AP/Marco Ugarte)
Fisher-Price Little People joined Hall of Fame a few years ago. (AP/Carolyn Thompson)
Playing helps children grow.

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There is a Toy Hall of Fame! It adds three toys every year. People suggest their favorites.

Would you pick sand? The piñata? How about a Fisher-Price Corn Popper? Or a toy fire engine?

Pray: Ask God to show you how you can share toys with children who do not have any.

Read More: It is important for children to play. Their muscles grow strong. Their imaginations develop. They learn to share. The Strong’s National Toy Hall of Fame chooses three toys each year that help children learn from playing. Anyone can nominate a toy. Twelve of the toys become finalists. Child experts choose the top three. The winners are announced on November 4 this year. Did they choose toys you have played with? Ask Mom or Dad to find out online. Zechariah 8:5 tells of what it will be like when God dwells with His people. “And the streets of the city shall be full of boys and girls playing in its streets.”