Today we start giveaway #2 of three great giveaways from 4Knowledge-4Fun! Did you catch our Kimmidolls giveaway last week?
This week's toy is for the preschoolers in your life! We received the large pegboard and 100 tall stacker pegs for review. The pegboard also comes in a smaller size for more portable fun, and you can get just 50 pegs to go with that board.
We tried to get Luke, who has special needs, to hold onto a peg, but he was unable to.
So Eli made a light saber and held it in Luke's hand.
Eli then decided these were pretty fun looking, and proceeded to build a tower.
A very tall tower, all the way up to the ceiling! The age recommendation for these toys is 2 and up, and we got plenty of playtime from the "and up" crowd in our house!
Eli and Jack used the pegs and pegboard to play their own connect four version of tic tac toe.
Eli also said they could be used to play checkers.
Of course, they're great for teaching colors, counting, sorting, and patterns to preschoolers, as well.
Or for creating pixelated images, like Eli's smiley face.
Katie and Brayden helped Eli fill the entire board with all 100 pegs!
Brayden's favorite color is orange, so he's gathering all the orange pegs to put in.
Even after the camera was put away, the pegboard and peg stackers have continued to be a favorite around our house. The kids like them because they're fun to play with. I like seeing the Lauri brand name that I've come to appreciate stands for quality in their great puzzles.
Who's ready to win your own pegboard and stacker from 4Knowledge-4Fun?? Remember, these will ship after Christmas. US only, please.
Thanks for entering! Let's be sure and show some love by liking the 4Knowledge-4Fun Facebook page, as a way of saying thanks for providing such great prizes! Be sure to come back next week, as we wrap up these awesome giveaways with something for the boys, Stomp Rockets!
I do most of my holiday shopping online. It's the only way I can keep the gifts from the kids seeing because they're always with me!
ReplyDeleteI remember that feeling well! It's hard to shop with little ones.
DeleteI do almost all my shopping online. It's just so much easier.
ReplyDeleteMe too. We get packages way too often for my husband's liking. ;)
DeleteI was just looking at buying something like this yesterday!
ReplyDeleteWow, perfect! Good luck to you! :)
DeleteThe peg board and stackers are Made in the USA. Our family is always on the look out for products like this.
ReplyDeleteI like to shop locally made products, too, to reduce our footprint.
DeleteI do all of my research online an a lot a my shopping, but some things just have to be seen or tried first in person.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I have had a few online orders be flops. Mostly though, it's so much easier than taking a bunch of kids to the store, and the disasters that can come out of that, lol.
DeleteI usually do most of my shopping online. It's so much easier with small children and my husband's work schedule.
ReplyDeleteI'm the same way.
DeleteIt varies. We do tend to do more in the stores though, I think.
ReplyDeleteI pretty much do the stockings and some fill in things in stores, but the majority online.
DeleteYour kids are having way too much fun with that pegboard!
ReplyDeleteI'm regularly surprised at how much fun we have with review products. :)
DeleteThese look like fun! I do most of my Christmas shopping online these days.
ReplyDeleteNo dealing with carseats, woo hoo! :)
DeleteOnline :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, my son would love this!
These really are a winner here. Hannah just asked if she could play with them again this morning. :)
DeleteOnline - most of our family lives in different states, so online is a lot easier than buying in stores.
ReplyDeleteThat makes sense! Better than standing in line at the post office--something I need to do soon.
DeleteI do most of my shopping online gotta love free shipping!
ReplyDeleteAudra, please contact me about the Noah giveaway. You're my winner! :)
DeleteI do most of my holiday shopping online. It is so easy that way!
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Here, too. I don't like going to the mall with children on the best of days, November and December are totally out.
DeleteI do most of my shopping in store
ReplyDeleteAre you a tactile learner? I think maybe some people really prefer to see and feel items before buying due to learning style.
DeleteI try to do more and more online every year. I don't like fighting the crowds.
ReplyDeleteI'm the same way. I pretty much dread going out even for regular shopping this time of year. Thank goodness for Amazon, lol.
DeleteCrowded stores, difficult parking, getting everyone in and out of the car, finding restrooms, making sure I do not lose or forget anything, etc. That is why I shop online whenever possible.
ReplyDeleteMe too.
DeleteIts about half and half, but I am leaning more to online shopping this year.
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Merry
I've gotten to the point where I lean more toward online shopping all through the year, so the thought of braving the Christmas crowds is even harder to psych myself into.
DeleteIn stores before Thanksgiving. Online after.
ReplyDeleteThat's a good way to divide it!
Deletei do half online and half in store.
ReplyDeleteI always think I'm doing most of it online, but I end up filling the stockings locally--and we have a lot of stockings!
DeleteI do some online. This year I have done quite a bit so far online. But still plan to hit the stores
ReplyDeleteI try to do most online, and stockings at the last minute in the stores.
DeleteI do a blend depending on what we are looking for.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good plan.
DeleteMostly online now.
ReplyDeleteMe too.
DeleteI do almost all in the stores.
ReplyDeleteDo you find the thrill of the chase invigorating? I'm dragging my feet picking up our family pics because I don't want to go to the mall this time of year, lol.
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