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The History Of Toys

Once upon a time there weren’t video games. There weren’t talking dolls (or ones that pee in their pants – who thought that was a good idea?). There weren’t even Barbies or bicycles. We live in a time where entire stores are devoted to selling toys, but children still play with some of the same things they played with thousands of years ago. How did we get here from there? Do you know what Lego means? What was the first board game?






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