Whether we kept these critters hostage for a couple of hours or a couple of days, there was nothing like a summertime pet.
Everyone agrees: the most memorable thing about this toy is that it was “more fun than a pillow fight.” What to you remember?
The #1 songs from each year of the 80′s according to the archives of Billboard Hot 100. Don’t let the titles of the songs fool you– make sure you actually listen to it. Nothing beats a classic 80′s music video!
The I-Zone camera revolutionized a novelty item to be even more of a novelty item; the only thing better than a Polaroid was a mini Polaroid sticker!
“By your powers combined, I am Captain Planet!” A TV show that taught kids about environmental responsibility? Who would have thought it would be the source of one of the greatest superheros our generation got to know and love!
Pony Beads, a key chain ring, and chord were all you needed to make fun animal key chains. How could a craft be so thrilling?
This boxed lunch to go revolutionized the traditional PB&J sack lunch. Or did it? Which one was your favorite Lunchable?
Fluffy, colorful hair and scrunched up faces turned these unique dolls into a strange fad that lasted decades.
Before the flash drive, the DVD, or the CD, there was of course, the floppy disk. How many different sizes were there and how much space did they hold?
You may be asking yourself, “What is a glue bookmark?” The answer is simple: a bookmark made from Elmer’s glue, washable markers, and a Spacemaker pencil box. This craft was not only fun, but a good way to make a little extra income. Learn how to make one!
The very best thing of all? There is a counter on this ball! Skip-It was one of the best (and most memorable) toys to come out during our childhood. Watch the commercial and see what two things I think made this toy hot!
