Across
- 3. This "spud-tacular" toy lets you stick parts like eyes, a nose, and a mouth onto a potato-shaped figure.
- 6. Stretchy action figure that could be pulled, twisted, and knotted, but always returned to his original shape.
- 8. This fuzzy little toy could be “walked” using a remote control, and was modeled after a dog.
- 10. The beloved construction sets allowed kids to build intricate models of Ferris wheels and other structures using metal parts and nuts and bolts.
Down
- 1. The name of the rideable toy that let children bounce up and down, introduced in the early '70s.
- 2. This game involves popping plastic bubbles in hopes of making your pieces “jump” into the right place.
- 4. A spinning top toy that "wows" with its colorful patterns when you pull the string.
- 5. Famous plastic bricks that snapped together to create just about anything.
- 7. This doll came with hair you could grow or cut, made by Mattel.
- 9. An early electronic game where players use paddles to hit a ball back and forth, similar to tennis.