Posts Tagged ‘educational’
Sick of your kids playing with your tablet?
VTech has just released a product called InnoTab. This tablet brings interactive and animated reading, educational gaming, creative activities, and a rich collection of apps to children ages 4-9. Out of the box, InnoTab comes with a full suite of pre-loaded apps including an interactive, animated e-book, motion games, creative activities, music player, photo viewer, video player and more!
Take learning to the next level with the InnoTab Learning App Tablet by VTech! This multi-media tablet combines interactive reading, learning games, creative activities, and a rich collection of applications into a sleek, durable, and educational toy that kids will want to play with. Featuring a 5″ color touch screen and tilt-sensor, kids can tap, flick, drag, and pat their way to learning fun. The fun continues with many on-board applications such as an MP3 Player, Video Player, Art Studio, Friends List, Calculator, and Clock that will engage kids for hours as they develop their skills with this electronic learning toy. Additional cartridges with favorite licensed characters are sold separately and teach essential skills in reading, logic, and creativity. Additional content such as e-books and learning games can easily be uploaded to the InnoTab through VTech’s Learning Lodge Navigator where parents can also see their child’s progress on a variety of educational milestones and lessons.
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Silver Dolphin Books: The Field Guide to Dinosaurs (Giveaway)
Helllllo fellow Dinosaur fanatics! I have come across one of THEE coolest Dinosaur books. We have no joke over 25 books ranging from simple toddler stories to more complex ones. The Field Guide to Dinosaurs by Nancy Honovich is one that your little T-Rex’s are going to adore! Let them dig deep and uncover the secrets of dinosaurs! Junior paleontologists can explore North America’s dinosaur past in this captivating, journal-style notebook, filled with color illustrations, maps, and eight build-it-yourself dinosaurs and a 3-D diorama.
“The Petrified Forest of Arizona seemed like the perfect place to start to search for fossils,” writes our hero in his 1929 journal. Thus begins the exciting hunt for dinosaurs and their prehistoric secrets in The Field Guide to Dinosaurs. Through a series of journal entries, kids will uncover the mysteries of the dinosaur kingdom—from the speedy and agile Coelophysis to the existence of Pangaea, the landmass of the earth some 227 million years ago when all of the continents were one. Junior paleontologists can experience the excitement of a dig as they rifle through maps, illustrations, and build eight dinosaur models and a museum-ready diorama. Dino-crazy kids ages 8 and up will dig this lively adventure!
- Each of the 8 Dinosaurs features a model that you can put together. On one side it features there produced look and on the other their skeletal view.
- It gives you a great step by step picture of how to put the models together. (picture #4)
- The story is set up in journal style which makes it very fun to read. The details are amazing.
- There is a 3-D diorama so you can display your models. (picture #6)
One Junior paleontologists will win a copy of The Field Guide to Dinosaurs!
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Giveaway is open to US residents who are 18 years of age or older. I reserve the right to remove any entry from this giveaway. This giveaway is sponsored by the representing PR firm. This giveaway ends 9/27/2011 at 11:59pm EST. If you are currently or have previously reviewed this product or participated in this campaign, you are ineligible to enter/win.
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#Creativity4Kids Imagination Twitter Party!
Creativity For Kids provides the absolute best quality children’s creative activity products. Founded by two moms in 1976, our Mission is to provide children with experiences that stimulate and encourage their natural creativity. Visit the site to check out all their items including award winning products like ShrinkyDink Fairy Garden, Money Monster Banks, Recycled Cardboard Dollhouse and more!
DATE: July 14th, 2011
TIME: 8:00 p.m. Eastern
HASHTAG: #Creativity4Kids
RSVP LINK: http://twtvite.com/CreativityForKids
TWEETGRID LINK: http://bit.ly/mMPYuN
HOST/SPONSOR: @DelightfulToni and @Creativity4Kids
Prizes:
• Four (4) $25 Visa Gift Cards to buy the Creativity for Kids Pack you like best
• Creativity For Kids Gift Baskets
Gift Basket #1 Award Winners [Monster Trucks Custom Shop, Money Monster Banks, Wind Up Workshop Robots]
Gift Basket #2 ShrinkyDinks [Shrinky Dinks Fairy Garden, Shrinky Dinks Monster Lab, Shrinky Dinks Deluxe]
Gift Basket #3 Travel Kits [3 various Travel Color and ARTivity Book PLUS the Cool Metallics Pictures and Designs Coloring and ARTivity Book]
Gift Basket #4 Rainy Day Activities [Sparkling 3D Paint Activity Kit, Make Your Own Lip Balm, Pretty Pedicure Salon]
Teaching your Toddler to Ride a Bike (Giveaway)
Spencer is 4 years old and it is about time he started learning to ride a bike. My oldest son is almost 9 and still can’t ride. Sadly his brand new bike is just hanging in a garage and he can’t use it. H will know how to ride by the end of this summer because Mom will make sure of it.Key Features:
- LIFETIME WARRANTY – The best warranty in the industry!
- Extremely lightweight and sturdy, 6061 Aluminum alloy frame (roughly 9lb)
- Dual-plane (up-down/foward-back) adjustable handlebar on twin bearings for smooth pivot
- Linear-pull, rear V-brake! The best braking system for young riders.
- Aluminum rims, supported by 16 radially spaced spokes
- Ball bearing 12″ wheels with grip-tread, tube replaceable tires
- Sleek, angle (tilt) and height adjustable saddle with four point support; approximate seat range of 12″-16″
- Quick-adjust Allen collar, for easy adjustment of the saddle
- Three color choices: blue, red, green
- 95% assembled! Simply insert the handlebars and tighten.
- Low center of gravity for optimal control and maneuverability
- Certified compliant – ASTM F963, HR4040, Prop 65, CPSIA
- European styled, deep step through design for small riders
- Full range of motion steering, essential for your child’s transition to standard bicycles
- Easy and quick assembly; all necessary tools included
Giveaway: (1) Winner will receive a blue Kinderbike. MSRP $119.99
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Giveaway is open to US residents who are 18 years of age or older. I reserve the right to remove any entry from this giveaway. This giveaway is sponsored by the representing PR firm. This giveaway ends 7/12/2011 at 11:59pm EST. If you are currently or have previously reviewed this product or participated in this campaign, you are ineligible to enter/win.
Disclosure: I was not paid in any form of cash for this posting. I did receive product for my testing purposes thanks to Balance Bike teainer. The views and opinions expressed in this blogs content are solely my own. Any product claim, statistic, quote or other representation about a product should be verified by the above mentioned manufacturer, PR Agency or product designer. This post is not endorsed, sponsored or has any connection to twitter, facebook or any other network. This post is solely the property of MAK Media, LLC and/or its above sponsor. The product itself did not persuade my personal beliefs or views. I was under no obligation to write a positive review. You can read more about our Policy Disclosure here.
























