Summer Fun with My First Crayola – Prize Pack Giveaway

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Looking for fun ways to beat the heat this summer with your kids? Why not try a fun, educational activity?  I am almost a ghost in my whiteness. I never go outdoors. I burn driving in the car and sadly my Baby E is turning out to have the same skin type.  We try to limit our activity to small amounts but I still need to find something for him to do inside and outside.  I received a super amazing gift pack from MyBlogSpark and Crayola and I know we are going to have the most fun ever this summer! My gift pack included:

My First CrayolaTM Washable Crayons
My First CrayolaTM Washable Markers
My First CrayolaTM Washable Stampers
My First CrayolaTM Washable Musical Rub-Art Station
One specially marked box of original Cheerios® cereal
My First CrayolaTM Washable Dry-Erase Activity Mat
My First CrayolaTM Washable Triangular Dry-Erase Crayons
My First CrayolaTM Mess-Free Markers & Paper
My First CrayolaTM Mess-Free Finger Painting

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Personally I liked the Washable Dry-Erase Mat the best. Baby E colored all over it. He carried it around with him all day the first day we opened it.  We tried doing our art on our back porch but he wanted to do art everywhere. I caught him coloring the refrigerator later that night when Big E was supposed to be watching him while I took a bath.  It was all ok though because even the crayons are washable!  In my opinion there is no better teacher than allowing kids to create. Children love to create and anything that fuels their imagination is fine by me! Here is Baby E coloring:
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He also really loved the markers and crayons because they had easy to hold shapes. I loved the cute little animals myself. He though it was so awesome that he could take the tops off and put them back on.  The Washable Stamps were also cute little animals. Elijah had more fun stamping him self than the paper but again, they are washable and he was cackling with laughter like it was magic that a bunny would show up when he pressed down on stamp.

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Children’s art is their first communication. Ask them about what it means, what each tiny dot and blob could mean to them. If its something different every time, that’s just more imagination and learning. I asked Baby E to draw me a picture and you can see it above. He is not even 2 and he drew that and gave it me. I think my heart melted.  Its currently on our refrigerator proudly with Little M’s art. 

Some tips for playing and learning with your children:
Emphasize the enjoyment of the process more than the end result.  The actual work is not as important as the joy your child felt when creating it.

Describe the colors and shapes you see to help your child add new words to their vocabulary.

Ask your child to tell you about the drawing they create.

As your child grows into the toddler years, and their scribbles take shape creative confidence begins to bloom.  One of the best responses to your child’s artwork is, “Let’s hang it on the refrigerator together.”

To learn more about the tools from Crayola that make it easy for parents to help children develop the creativity visit www.crayola.com.  You can also like Crayola on Facebook.  Crayola and Cheerios® cereal are offering up to $5.00 in coupon savings on My First Crayola™ products, so you can enjoy a little colorful fun at the breakfast table! Look for My First Crayola™ on original Cheerios cereal boxes.



Do you want to win an awesome My First Crayola Giftpack from MyBlogSpark and Generations of Savings?


The gift pack will include:
My First CrayolaTM Washable Crayons
My First CrayolaTM Washable Markers
My First CrayolaTM Washable Stampers
My First CrayolaTM Washable Dry-Erase Activity Mat


Just enter on the Rafflecoptor form below. This giveaway will end at 11:01 PM CST on 7/18. 
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The information, products, coupon, video and additional My First Crayola™ gift pack was provided by Crayola® and Cheerios through MyBlogSpark.




Author: Kat

Kat is a married mom of three kids aged 19, 11, and 8 that lives close to Birmingham, AL. She loves cats, books, cooking, hockey, and watching movies. She is an admitted nerd, comic book lover, action figure & barbie doll collector, blackjack dealer, beginner croupier, and all around queen of the dorks. You can reach her at [email protected] to talk about product reviews, press trips, sponsorships, or brand messaging.

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