Abstract: An illuminated child's activity toy in which a housing is provided on which opaque drawing sheets can be mounted. The housing includes an illumination system that can be used to back-light the surfaces of the housing. Using a scraping tool, a child can remove the opaque material from the drawing sheet to reveal the illuminated base and optionally, a design which has been pre-printed on the drawing sheet. The illuminated toy can be viewed using 3D glasses to enhance the visual appearance of the toy. Additionally, the toy can be used as a customized nightlight of the child's own design. A novel child's activity toy is provided.

Abstract: A toy projectile is provided which is preferably constructed of TPR, and thus, can be used as an inherently stretchable elastic toy projectile. A handle section is also provided which can be used as a projectile launcher. Further, a storage container is also provided which can also act as a projectile launcher. In a preferred embodiment, a game is also described in which the projectiles are launched by hand, or with the handle or by the storage container/launcher, in order to impact targets, and preferably moving targets. A child's toy projectile and projectile launcher, with a game, are thereby provided.

Abstract: A method for enabling interaction between a virtual environment and a physical object, which includes the steps of storing on an interactive display device a computer-based programming running a set of programming codes related to a virtual representation of a physical object, providing a physical page with a representation of the physical object thereon, scanning the page with the interactive display device and identifying the physical object based upon a characteristic on the page that is detectable by the interactive display device when scanning, and displaying the virtual representation of the physical object on a interactive display surface defined by the interactive display device.