6-9 years

Wooden Castle Building Bricks - 145 Pieces (Ages 3+)

This beautiful wooden castle set invites children to design and build their own medieval world.

With 145 carefully crafted pieces, children can create walls, towers, gates, bridges, and courtyards, then rebuild their castle in a new way every day.

The detailed printed elements such as windows, doors, battlements, and red roofs inspire rich storytelling and imaginative play. Children enjoy planning where the towers will stand, arranging the walls, and deciding how to protect or decorate their castle.

For parents, this is a long-lasting, screen-free toy that supports independent, focused play, creativity, fine motor skills, and early engineering thinking.

Our Continents series of 7 books is a great addition to your Casa or Elementary Geography curriculum.

Children (ages 4-9) will find lots of coloured photographs and interesting information about landscapes, animals, people, culture, and more in each book.

Africa is often called the Cradle of Humankind. Millions of years ago, it was home to the very first humans, and today it remains a vibrant land filled with diverse cultures.

Readers will tour Africa’s varied landscape and get a close look at its many iconic plants and animals. They will also learn about the continent’s history and discover how its people live today.

Our Continents Series of 7 books is a great addition to your Casa or Elementary Geography curriculum. Great for  for home learning too.

Children (ages 4-9) will find lots of coloured photographs and interesting information about landscapes, animals, people, culture, and more in each book.

Did you know that Asia is the world’s largest continent? Or that not everyone agrees about which countries should be considered part of Asia? Learn more about this diverse continent, including its people, countries, landforms, economy, and more.

“From the striking full-color satellite cover images to the engaging text, informative maps, and high-quality illustrations, every aspect of these titles conveys the basic themes of geography to introduce the continents.

This book opens with an interesting fact and locator map, followed by chapters about the continent’s countries and cities, landforms, climate, and animals, natural resources, peoples and cultures, and economies.

Our Continents series of 7 books is a great addition to your Casa or Elementary Geography curriculum. Great for for home learning too! 

Children (ages 4-9) will find lots of coloured photographs and interesting information about landscapes, animals, people, culture, and more in each book.

Our Continents Series of 7 books is a great addition to your Casa or Elementary Geography curriculum. Great for for home learning too!

Children (ages 4-10) will find lots of coloured photographs and interesting information about landscapes, animals, people, culture, and more.

From the ancient Greeks and Romans to the diverse peoples who inhabit the continent today, Europe has long been an important cultural and historical site. Readers will explore the entirety of this incredible continent, from the far reaches of Scandinavia to the Mediterranean Coast. Along the way, they will learn about important moments in Europe’s past, get to know its people, and come face to face with its wide range of wildlife.

Our Continents series of 7 books is a great addition to your Casa or Elementary Geography curriculum. Great for for home learning too!

Children (ages 4-10) will find lots of coloured photographs and interesting information about landscapes, animals, people, culture, and more.

Our Continents series of 7 books is a great addition to your Casa or Elementary Geography curriculum. Great for for home learning too!

Children (ages 4-9) will find lots of coloured photographs and interesting information about landscapes, animals, people, culture, and more in each book.

Have you ever noticed that the water you drink is a liquid that has no color, no taste, and no smell? It’s also the most important liquid on Earth — nothing on the planet could live without it. Did you know that most of Earth’s liquid water is saltwater found in the oceans, which provide a home for millions of plants and animals? Freshwater is what humans need to survive, and most of it is bound up in ice. Discover all this and more in this beautiful book!

What makes up a plant? Get an up close look at the bits and pieces of plant parts, from the tip of the root to the edge of a leaf, and everything in between. This book also offers answers on why plants are the way they are, whether it’s color, shape, size, or scent.

From baseball to fireworks, delis to a real live castle, the city of Toronto is full of surprises and delights.

Artist Allan Moak explores the city he loves, recording the sights that appeal to children and to the child in him. 

In this lively book, children crawl through the Henry Moore sculpture in front of the art gallery, shop in the market neighborhood, take a ride on the island ferry, and paint murals at the zoo. 

Best of all, Moak encourages youngsters to appreciate the places they call home.

The book consists of colourful detailed drawings of beloved places in a city: M is for market, P is for park, R is for rink.