Blog – Page 2 – Uncle Goose

How to Tie the Knot with Style

Before two sailors get married, friends and family just might throw the bride-to-be a “Tie The Knot” party. And in one such case, your Uncle Goose got to be a part of the merriment.

New Toy Alert! Introducing First Pets

If you ever find yourself wondering: “Hey, when did Satan first arrive at the White House?” — you’ll want to explore First Pets by Uncle Goose!

Let’s Play 3 Lies and 3 Truths: Bat Edition!

Bats are cool. So how did bats get the reputation for being scary? Let’s uncover 3 lies and 3 truths about bats!

Why Have a Chalk Outline When You Can Have a Block Outline?

Last month, we asked readers to share photos, videos, or stories about how they play with Uncle Goose blocks. Our customers shared their creative approaches to playtime!

You know someone with an August birthday. Here’s why:

August is the most common birth month in the US, while September has the most popular birthdays. It's probably not that hard to do the math and figure out why!

Using Nursery Rhyme Blocks to Develop Critical Thinking and Storytelling Skills

Nursery Rhyme blocks are like a mini-puzzle for cracking the code of storytelling. Children have to use critical thinking skills to piece together the order of the story!

Discover the Joy of Unstructured Playtime…for Grown-Ups!

Playtime isn’t just for children. Grown-ups need unstructured playtime too!

Candid Uncle Goose: We’d Like to Get Real with You

Would you be willing to share a fun Uncle Goose playtime moment with us? And the world? Because candid, fun playtime moments are THE BEST!

Learn the Truth About Sojourner Truth!

Sojourner Truth lived an extraordinary life as an women’s right activist, pacifist, and anti-slavery advocate. As Sojourner Truth said, "Truth is powerful and it prevails."

Introducing our newest toy: Chips - Collective Nouns

Test your knowledge of animal collectives with these two fun quizzes based on our latest toy, Chips - Collective Nouns.

Find These Two Bears on a Hot Summer Night

Did you know that bears live in the Ursa Major and Ursa Minor constellations?

Other than blocks, what else in your home is 1.75 inches?

A customer asked us “exactly how big is 1.75 inches????” This set us on a mission to find an object in our homes that is concrete, relatable, and 1.75 inches. We failed. Can you find something in your home that is 1.75 inches?