The kit comes with oil pastels in 48 different colors. Launch date: February 2008.

Kids construct a 2D robot, piece by piece, according to the where the arrow on the spinner lands. The spinner game features colorful illustrations by Saxton Freymann. Launch date: January 1, 2008.

The object of the game is the pin the parrot in its perch on the pirate’s shoulder. The game even comes with a real cloth blindfold. Launch date: January 1, 2008.

The colorful bingo game is great for kids too young to read. Simply match images of animals on cards to the ones on the board. Launch date: January 1, 2008.

The simple spinner game gives kids a fun way to learn about fractions and equivalents. The game "includes, [a] tablecloth with tins and enough pie pieces to keep players very busy calculating and strategizing," Roisin Ross of eeBoo Corp. told TDmonthly. Launch date: January 1, 2008.

The informative and fun flashcards teach kids not to take their planet for granted. Friendly animal illustrations show kids simple ways to reduce, reuse and recycle.

— AJ of Thingamababy reported mixed feelings about the flashcards. While his wife felt the cards were useful for introducing and reinforcing good environmental habits, AJ thought the cards were redundant for families that already live green.
— Teensygreen’s Stefani described the tips on the cards as “simple yet powerful” reminders. Stefani said the illustrations give the cards “a classically vintage twist that’s appealing to both kids and design-conscious adults.”

The 4” x 5-3/4” book comes with stickers and features lined pages on one side and blank pages on the opposite side. Each pack comes with four books and eight stickers. The Little Books Of line also includes Fluorescent Flowers and Mechanical. Launch date: January 1, 2008.

The book measures 7-1/2” x 9-3/4” and comes with 144 lined pages. The book includes a class schedule, a multiplication table, a metric conversion chart and other useful information. The back of the composition book even features a special flower poem. Other varieties in the Flower Composition line include Blue, Red and Yellow Chinese Flower. Other composition book lines include Nature and Big Book. Launch date: January 1, 2008.

The diary features a special metallic lock, a foil spine, 208 beautifully designed pages and exquisite end papers. A mermaid version is also available. Launch date: January 1, 2008.

The spiral, top-bound sketchbook measures 8-1/2” x 11.” A matching set of 24 colored pencils is available separately. Other eeBoo sketchbook varieties include Birds and Tree, Fish, Cherry Tree and Castle.

On these 48 cards, polite pink pigs demonstrate good behavior in familiar situations. Two parent cards are included. "The vibrant artwork and great design coupled with quality material make our products a family favorite," Roisin Ross of eeBoo told TDmonthly.
— Lisa LeStrange owner of Lucky Duck Toys in Wayne, Pa., told TDmonthly in a November 2011 survey that as far as educational products go, "Lately, we have been selling a lot of the Eeboo Flashcards...We have sold maybe 10 this month so far."

Through fun photos of animals and accompanying text, these 48 cards encourage children to be responsible members of the community. Two parent cards are included.

Designed to increase recognition and memory skills, this game for one or more players challenges participants to collect the most pairs of matched tiles. Launch date: 2007.

In this game for two to four players, children learn to set clocks to a specific time. It includes four clocks plus various game cards. Launch date: 2010.

These pre-reading puzzles are designed so that children can match each picture to the appropriate word, simultaneously working on fine motor skills and learning consonant and vowel combinations. Launch date: 2007

These colorful puzzles are designed so that children can match each animal to its sound while developing vocabulary and fine motor skills. Launch date: 2011.

This classic game, featuring nature, vehicles, market, animals, clothing and colors themes, is designed to promote encourage vocabulary enrichment and enhance perceptual skills. Launch date: 2007.

This classic game, featuring nature, vehicles, market, animals, clothing and colors themes, is designed to promote encourage vocabulary enrichment and enhance perceptual skills. Launch date: 2007.

This Playing Card Library includes mini-packs of Eeboo's Old Maid, The Farmer in the Dell, Crazy Eights, Animal Rummy and Flower Power.
— Eeboo games are some of the top sellers at Red Wagon Toy Co. in Woodstock, Vt., Owner Kim Smith told TDmonthly in summer 2007.

Yes, they grow like weeds, don't they? And the "Growing Like a Weed" Growth Chart allows for the tracking of that growth as kids inch their ways to full bloom. EeBoo's growth chart is illustrated by Melissa Sweet and heavy laminated for durability. It also folds up and fits inside a sturdy gift box. The chart comes with stickers for marking birthdays and other important events in a child's development.
— "Believe it or not, our best-selling baby items are the growth charts from eeBoo," said Tom England, owner of Dancing Bear Toys & Gifts in Frederick, Md.

This game provides a fun and easy way to learn and say Spanish words. Kids can learn about nature, vehicles, the market, animals, clothing and colors.
― “Some concrete examples of suppliers with whom I am VERY happy with would include … eeBoo. … [They] seem always available when called/emailed/faxed, stand ready to answer questions and have proven flexibility with their credit/shipping terms,” Owner Drew Friedman of White Mountain Trading Company in Lutherville, Md., told TDmonthly.

A great art supply set.

A simple fun game that reinforces nice behavior and good manners. Great set with Good Manners Flash Cards.

This new game puts a fun “spin” on paper-doll play, as girls use a spinner that tells them how to dress their dolls. The game includes five dolls of different nationalities that are characterized by distinctive outfits and individual hobbies. “This product is different because not only do children get to pick-out different outfits for their girls, but they also are encouraged to think about a hobby or work they want to do one day,” Devo Ihonde, director of sales at eeBoo corp., told TDmonthly. Launch date: March 2007.

In this game, players match animal chips to the six animals on each board. The chips come in a cloth bag, and the game is great for preschoolers who can’t read yet. The game features “superior illustrations, quality materials, (and) high-end design,” Devo Ihonde, director of sales at eeBoo corp., told TDmonthly. It received the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award for 2007.