Your Top 5 Gotta Have Toys

[Candyland]

So, you've got your place just right for your class/group.
List your top 5 toys that your kids (or you) just can't do without.

Mine are:

Blocks, Legos, Cars (Vehicles), dressup clothes & dolls.

[SilverSabre25]

Duplo Legos
Play kitchen and accoutrements
Little People stuff
Balls
Cars and other things that go (including trains)

*I left off art stuff on the grounds that it's not really a "toy", per se, IMO.

[daysofelijah]

Blocks
Duplo Legos
Train set
Kitchen Set
Baby Dolls

That is what gets played with the most around here.

[Live and Learn]

Duplo
Toy kitchen
Baby dolls
Cars and trucks
Basket of dinosaurs.....RAWR!::

[momatheart]

legos and blocks
cars and trains
books
kitchen area
puzzles

[ninosqueridos]

books
cars/buses/trucks
cardboard "brick" blocks
Mr. Potato Head
Lego duplos

[Blackcat31]

Blocks (any kind)
Dolls
Wooden Puzzles
Play-Dough
Crayons/Markers

[Luna]

Legos/duplos
Dolls & accessories
Play kitchen
Cars
Dress-up clothes

[55CMK83]

Listed in order of most played with:

Blocks / Duplo Legos
Kitchen w/ kitchen dishes & food
Doll house w/ dolls
Cars w/ road rug
Books

[SandeeAR]

Mine are mostly under 18 mos, so mine will be a little different.

small little people/plastic animals (can be held and mouthed easily)
car key sets that make noise
a basket of plastic fruit and veggies (can be held and mouthed easily)
Leap frog farm thing, (makes animal noises)
blocks

[Cat Herder]

My ambulatory kids are all boys 2 years and under. So right now:

Books/Music
Tunnels/Tents
Climbers/Slides
Foot to Floor Ride-ons
Sand/Mulch/Water

This is subject to change over the next year...