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    The theme that I am focusing on in our society is children’s toys, when I visited two specific places to really see the similarities and differences gender messages. This theme is very important in our society because all the different toys, products is a factor in how it is influencing girls to be more attracted to girl targeted toys. As also it is a big factor in boy’s lives too in what types of toys that influence them in our society. As I really tired to observe and look for different…

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    A LEGO Brickumentary LEGO's were and are to this day a staple of childhood entertainment. LEGO has come up with this idea to bring everyone across the world together, despite all of the differences. LEGO's do not just bring them together through their hearts but they also help people connect on a mental aspect to build and grow. And the LEGO Brickumentary strongly stresses that LEGO bricks are not just something for children, but for anyone across the board. The LEGO documentary uses ethos,…

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    Pokemon

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    Pokemon has always strived to deliver a grand adventure into unknown lands filled with strange creatures to the player, leaving a unique impression just like adventures they had as a child. Pokemon Diamond succeeds in propelling this heritage to new grounds, with new technology and many years of experience to grow from. By befriending the Pokemon in the vast land before the player, they can explore every corner, and fill every slot in the dictionary-like Pokedex. The game involves a few basic…

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    Child Related Injury

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    While majority of toys are safe, some can pose serious risk for children. Regrettably, a majority of recalled products are in response to child related incidents; for instance, in 2014 an estimated 251,800 toy-related injuries were treated in emergency rooms nationwide-- 73% to children younger than 15 years of age while 34% were children younger than 5 years of age United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, 2015). Although recalls are a preventative measure in helping to prevent…

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    played a clip of Brittney Spears hit me baby one more time and my Bratz dolls. The toys I remember I wanted were the action figures of the WWE wrestlers aka the Rock,the red boxing gloves and also an American Doll. My mother never bought me the fist two items because the were masculine and the American Doll was too expensive. The toys my mother played with were involved with cleaning like a fake mop or dishes. The toys she wanted were baby dolls but she did not get them because my grandmother…

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    The difference in toys for toddlers, teenagers, and adults. As a toddler toys can be anything that their imagination can think of. Some toddlers have vast amounts of toys that they have never played with. Each child has a favorite toy that he or she plays with most of all. Although their favorite toy may not be what people would normally think of! My toddler for example likes pots, pans, sticks, rocks, and boxes. As children move into the teenage years the idea of a toy greatly changes.…

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    Toys R Us Research Paper

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    was a person who really likes to play around with a new stuff, so game or toy can be the one that things that I always have to play with when I was free and take a break. That’s why, when I try to find a company for my project. Toys “R” Us is the one that gets me interesting a lot by searching for that. As Toys “R” Us is the world’s largest toy chain store which provides the multiple kinds of toy for all kinds of kids. Toys “R” Us focusing on a memorable shopping experience for customers through…

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    Should Fidget Spinners Be Allowed or Not Allowed In School If fidget spinners are supposed to help with concentration why are they being taken out of class? Fidget spinners should not be allowed in school due to being a distraction. Fidget spinners should not be allowed in school due to causing distractions, being hazardous, and causing conflicts. Fidget spinner should not be allowed in school because according to The Washington Post “Schools are banning fidget spinners, calling them nuisances…

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    banned from many schools. Teachers across the world are defining fidget spinners as toys and toys are often times not allowed at school. Many parents who have found fidget spinners useful for their anxious, fidgety children are frustrated that schools have banned these products. While parents may be frustrated, there are valid reasons why fidget spinners are being banned from schools. Take a moment to learn why these toys have been banned. While you read consider stepping away from the parental…

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    Do people believe children should be allowed to have fidget spinners? If kids were allowed to have fidget spinners in school they would be able to help kids stay focused on school work and not day dream. Three reasons why our society should have fidget spinners are because they keep children occupied, can relieve stress, and improve one’s spirit. First, fidget spinners keep people occupied. A majority of adults are fidgety and can get distracted easily. If they had fidget spinners it could help…

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