Crayola Creativitycast Giveaway- Week 3
The third edition of the Crayola Creativitycast Twitter Party sponsored by Crayola & MomItForward.com is about to start (9pm EST). This week’s topic is Creative Connections (building and strengthening relationships and character through creativity) and participants will be sharing their thoughts and advice on how being creative can benefit your child. You’ll gain a lot of great information and most of all, you’ll make new friends by spending the evening chatting away on a common topic.
HOW TO PARTICIPATE
- Every Sunday through Tuesday, you can RSVP for the party by clicking on the RSVP post on MomItForward.com
- There, you can include your Twitter URL in the link list and see the list of other GNO gals
- Visit http://momitforward.com/gno each Monday for more information and a custom Tweet Grid for that week´s event
- On Tuesday nights, tweet using the hashtag #gno #crayola and chat away
- In the event that Mr. Linky is not showing up in the RSVP post on http://momitforward.com/category/gno, please leave your Twitter URLs in the comments, which offers #GNO gals the opportunity to follow and be followed all in one place
- GNO participants will also have the chance to win great prizes
Join this amazing group of other moms, Crayola creativity experts, and noted mommy bloggers and get great ideas to help you prepare for the best back to school ever for your kids!
WIN IT!
Thanks to Crayola, I have a Crayola Creativity Pack to give away to another lucky winner! This prize pack includes: 24-ct. Crayola Crayons, 10-ct. Crayola Markers, 12-ct. Crayola Colored Pencils, Crayola Pip-Squeaks Colored Pencils and Glitter Glue, Crayola Window Crayons, Tadoodles Washable Crayon Buddies, Crayola Color Explosion Black Extreme Surprises, & Crayola Color Switchers.
To enter:
- Just mention in comments before Aug 18th (3pm HST) how you feel being creative benefits your children. That’s it!
- A random winner will be selected and notified via email shortly thereafter as well as at Twitter Party.
- The winner will then have 3 days to claim their prize.
To earn extra entries, you may do one or all of the following. Each one counts as an extra ticket but you must leave a separate comment for each one.
- Subscribe to my feed.
- Follow me on Twitter.
- Place my button in your sidebar.
- Mention this giveaway on your blog with a link back here and to Crayola.
This giveaway is open to US addresses. Good luck!
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it makes them happy
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I believe that creativity brings out the best in my girls. They blossom when they are able to make something that is simply their own and then give their masterpieces away.
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It really helps them to think outside the box, and to know that everything doesn’t have to be perfect or realistic to be great.
Being creative lets my sons channel their energy as well as making them feel good about themselves.
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well being creative benefits my kids by giving them a feeling of pride and accomplishment
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I think being creative develops a child’s brain, and their schoolwork is enhanced.
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Being creative gives my kids confidence and builds their brains.
It helps her learn.
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I believe that creative play helps my daughter to expand her mind and express her feelings and opinions without judgment. Thanks!
Being creative benefits my children by letting them explore worlds outside of their own. From the sweeping plains of Africa to the beautiful rainforests, using vibrant colors gives them the next best feeling to being there. In turn, this opens up their minds to learn new things more easily later in life and using that imagination to get out of situations from school to business. Creativity is a necessity for anyone looking to live a life less ordinary
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creativity helps occupy and expand the little minds. Helps them express themselves
creativity opens their minds to new and brighter things
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CREATIVE PLAY HELPS IN FORMING ONE’S EXPRESSION OF WHO THEY ARE AND WHAT THEIR WORLD IS ALL ABOUT
Being creative helps them use a side of their brain that encourages them to imagine,explore , and develop great artistic skills.
Creativity is key to all aspects of a child’s development and how they integrate their view of the world into self. Allowing children to create their own boundaries biologically creates new pathways in the brain.
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I think it is wonderful, my son has such a great imagination when he draws/colors. It’s amazing the things he comes up with.
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I think it lets kids express their feelings that they don’t know how to express verbally.
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I think it helps to teach a child to calm down con5459(at)gmail(dot)com
Being creative benefits children because it makes them think and allows them to express themselves.
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The are able to use their imaginations in so many creative ways. We use the model majic to make magnets, and napkin rings. They love the sidewalk chalk and all the markers. Our frig is never boring.
Being creative helps grow their minds, and expand their imagination. I love to see the new and exciting stuff my 3 kids can come up with.
Being creative gives their imaginations a workout!
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Being creative helps my kids think “outside the box”.
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Being creative lets the kids express themselves, sometimes better than they can put into words.It also has a calming affect. Many a meltdown has been calmed by 20 minutes of coloring. Thanks!
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Coloring and creativity can also promote interaction with other children. My son’s favorite thing to do with other kids is color. They all sit in a circle and color together. He’s a little anti-social so it really helps him connect with the other kids his age. He just turned two. thanks for the entry
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i certainly makes them more imaginative and creative
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it fires their own imagination.