Extinct possibility

If your kid would rather his sandwich not be from the crust-aceous period, you’ll love the DynoBytes sandwich crust cutter by Evriholder. The dinosaur-shaped device is easy to use; it smoothly pressed through a sandwich of chewy multigrain bread, cheddar and ham, leaving two perfect halves that reminded us of two Brachiosauruses with short necks. Whether you are making a sandwich for camp, the first day of school, or for a dino-themed birthday party, we think there’s a distinct possibility your little omnivore will quickly make his lunch extinct if it’s in this fun shape. The cutter can also be used to make cookies, and it’s Bisphenol A (BPA)-free.

DynoBytes sandwich crust cutter by Evriholder, $4.61. www.amazon.com.

Harlem Hebrew Language Academy Charter School

An academically rigorous K&ndash;5 curriculum including intensive instruction in the Hebrew language. A diverse student body develops a strong sense of social and civic responsibility across the curriculum.

Nord Anglia

International Private School following the English National Curriculum paired with International Primary Curriculum for students ages 2&ndash;14.

The École

At The &Eacute;cole, we believe that the goal of education is to develop well-informed, well-rounded, responsible, and compassionate students who can create and connect to a world filled with possibilities. This belief is at the heart of our uniquely designed bilingual program, in which students learn not just to speak, read, and write in two languages but also to think, feel, and act in ways informed by two cultures. To always see, explore, and understand the world around them from two perspectives is the gift of the deeply bi-literate, bi-cultural student. Artfully blending the curriculum requirements and pedagogical approaches of the French and American systems, our native-speaking faculty create rich academic environments for a diverse, international student body. From Maternelle through Middle School, students at The &Eacute;cole are guided through the core language arts, social studies, math, and sciences content, as well as character and cultural enrichment in both French and English for all subjects. In our intimate classroom settings or out and about in New York City&rsquo;s many artistic and historical institutions, using traditional and technology-based techniques, our teachers aspire to provide individual and group bilingual learning opportunities that engage, challenge, and inspire.