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Who can better judge what’s a great toy than a roomful of kids? So KidsPost asked students at 10 schools in the Washington area to test nearly 100 toys for us. Here are the ones that made their “playlist.”

My Keepon This adorable little guy responds to sound and motion, and kids just melted when they saw it react to them and dance to music.Our testers liked that it was squishy and cute. "Interacting was fun!" they said. Wow! Stuff, $49.99, 3+ (Tested by sixth-graders)

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