This toy from the 1970s allowed children to create their own balloons from a tube of plastic goo.
Before the popular acrylic Clackers came into play, there were Glass Marble Clackers in the 1960s.
Wood Burning Kits were all the rage in the 1950s, allowing kids to express their artistic side by burning designs into pieces of wood.
These metal playgrounds were the norm back in the day, but they posed serious risks of burns during hot weather.
Chemistry sets of the mid-20th century were significantly different from the safe, kid-friendly versions we see today.
Pogo sticks have challenged children (and adults!) to balance and bounce as high as they can for decades.