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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I think being creative benefit my children in many ways, for example it lets them express themselves.
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I love my daughter to be creative it sparks her imagination and lets her express herself. She loves to paint.
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It allows them to use their imagination. Thanks!
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I think being creative is a great form of expression for children..It’s so great to let their imaginations flow, from the positive feedback on their creative project, self esteem grows!
Being creative helps them to express themselves!
I believe that allowing my child to be creative, encouraging her to use her imagination, helps prepare her for the challenges of having to think about problems, both in school and in life.
Creativity allows children to express themselves.
“Being creative” I try to establish this goal daily. I encourage my son to think up original thoughts and to have fun with his imagination. We all need a time when we have the ability to create something that comes from within, without any rules or regard of “how someone else thinks it should be done” Something we can call our own. My son who is 8 has been drawing daily since the age of 3. He spends hours on end drawing. He gets lost in his paper. He also loves to create stop motion animation films, and write stories and poems.
Kids need to create to express themselves and learn how to imagine.
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A creative child will never be bored, I think creativity is such an important thing to encourage.
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Being creative benefits them by stimulating their imaginations and also express themselves.
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It has benefited my children in their creative writing and in my older kids cooking.
Being creative helps with their fine motor skills & socialization skills
Being creative benefits my kids because I don’t want them to think the same as everyone else. I always make sure they have a stack of paper available and they are always using it to draw and write things that are in their little heads.
It helps expand their minds and thats always a good thing in mental growth
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Being creative helps with the mind adn keeps them occupied.
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it opens up their imagination and makes for fun family time when you create together
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i think being creative helps our children with thinking and motor skills. I believe that being creative is a wonderful thing for all, adults and children!
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I don’t have kids, but whenever I spend time with my nieces and nephews I make sure that we do something creative. They love to make things, or to draw, paint etc. That is so important for imagination development, for encouraging creativity, for discovering and developing talents that they might have, for concentration, for overall well-being…I could go on and on…
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Being creative helps them to express themselves:)
I think being creative helps kids develop skills they will have for a lifetime.
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I believe being creative helps my kids express themselves when they may not have the words to tell us how they feel.
I have 3 grandchildren ages 2, 4, & 5. My 5 yr. old, Bri, just started kindergarten and they all lOVE to draw, paint, color, & create. This would be wonderful for us since we all live together they could share it. This is the first time I’ve been to this site but I already posted it to my yahoo page. Awesome stuff here!!!
Being creative benefits my children by helping them to develop active imaginations. Who knows, maybe some day they will become great writers!
I think it makes them smarter
The kids being creative is so important as it extends into their entire lives
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