Giveaway: Wiggle Giggle Learn

October 17, 2008 by Caryn

*Update*

This giveaway is now closed! Thank you so much for stopping by. The winner is Bonnie Gee. Congratulations!

Remember my recent review on Wiggle Giggle Learn? I have two very special promotions for you.

Get It Now! Save 25% off of any order with the code “rockinMAMA”

Win It! Tracey, one of the co-founders of the company has offered to give one very lucky reader a Play2Learn ultimate package that includes all of the learning resources and two full years of the Play2Learn activity learning plans. The retail value is $215.95! Head on over to Wiggle Giggle Learn and preview one of the activities. Come back and leave me a comment indicating which one would be most beneficial for you and your child. Comments will close on October 27, 2008 at 10 pm PST and I will announce the winner here the following day. One comment per person, please. US residents only. Duplicates and comments not including the above information will be disqualified. Comments are moderated. If you don’t see your comment in a reasonable amount of time, send me an email. Bloggers and non-bloggers may enter. If you don’t want to leave your email address, please be sure to check back for my announcement on the winner. Please note that winners must respond within 48 hours of being announced/contacted or another winner will be drawn.

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Mary Jenkins

I’d love the vocabulary word cards for my daughter!

Noreen

I like the math/measurement activity for 3 1/2 years old

the math activities look great

the vocabulary word cards would be great for my young grandson

I would love the 3 month learning activity plan. The laundry basket idea is a cute one that I hadn’t thought of. Thanks!

my daughter could use the math activities

The Positive Behavior Charts look fantastic! I’d love to try them out with my daughter!

My boys need the vocabulary word cards.

My daughter could use the math

I like the emotion learning plan for a 3-1/2 year old.

I’d like to see how well the 3 year old all inclusive pack would work in a PreK class.

like how this works

These would be great for our niece.

The Vanilla pudding finger painting activity sounds like a lot of fun! I think my son would really enjoy it. Thank you
four2vero@hotmail.com

I like the positive behavior charts,Im watching my 9month old an 3 yr old grandsons while my daughter goes back to work an I want to use the time with them well so they can learn,an not be in a day care,get one on one learning,this is so cool,thanks

The 4 & 5 year old Weekly Project Plan is one I’d love! We Love doing projects and my son is a wiggle worm so projects keep him interested…the messier the better!

kristi blackstone

This would be great for my 4 year old! Play2Learn 4 and 5 year olds – Weekly project plans

the vocabulary word cards are great.

i’d give them to my mother who babysits many children

I definitely tgo for the behavior charts and rewards ticket since my child is attempting to branch on his own and really needs encouragement /guidance on acitivities.

The nursery rhymes and finger plays would be most beneficial to my 3 year old who is a musical-kinesthetic type. He’ll absorb so much in terms of vocabulary-building, coordination of words to the actiona as well as learn the great value of humor that silly ryhmes fnger plays impart.

So much to take in on the website! I am about to have a baby and take my 4-year-old out of day care, so these would be a fantastic way to add the needed structure to our days. I like the field trip suggestions and I think the positive behavior reward system would be most beneficial.

The nursery rhymes and finger plays would be most beneficial

maquel

The positive behavior chart would be great.

the vocabulary word cards.

I am not really sure which program would be most beneficial. I am working with children who are autistic and they often have developmental delays specifically in the areas of speech and socialization. Our program is not-for-profit so we often have to create our own resources. A program like this would be amazing, I believe any of my co-workers would be THRILLED to have access to ANY of your programs. Thanks.

I think my daughter would really enjoy the finger plays. It could help her learn new words and copying movements.

the positive behavior chart

the math activities look great.

behavior charts and rewards ticket

What a great way to spend time with your child, will never run out of activity ideas again! I liked the scribbling, and that we should “try again later if she eats the crayons

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aww, definitely the finger plays

The vocabulary word card sound awesome!

I would love to have that for my son for Christmas

Some of the sample learning activities for 22 month olds are gonna be used in this house for the next couple of days! I’d love to have a complete set to use.

betty~simply southern

the emotion learning plan i think would be good for my 3 year old grandson kolby..thanks for the contest!

betty~simply southern

got you added to my blog tonight as well!Thanks for the extra entry,kolby would enjoy this!

sarah b

i love the positive behavior chart. I really like this system and how it helps us to teach our kids.

I love the idea of vanilla pudding painting. Fun, messy, and delicious!

I think this system is great, and to break the ages down, for example, the 3 1/2 year old sample plan is great. often, you’d get a 3yr old or 4 yr old plan to choose from. (My boy is 3 1/2) . the 6 mths either side at that age make all the difference.

thanks for the GREAT giveaway, it would be an honor to win something so stimulating for me as a mom and my son. – We are both an a learning cureve together, I think the plan recognises that also.

Sara Christine

What great ideas! I love the simple things you can do with your children. My daughter would love to play with the broom and ball idea…i think I might try it tomorrow!
thanks for the great idea!

Bettina

I could really use the Weekly Project Plan for 12-24 months. I’m going to be using some samples of the 0-6 months now!

The field trip suggestions and positive behavior reward system would work well

Wow!! what an incredible website!!! w/ 2 under 2, I can use all the ideas I can get!

i get a little foggy on the brain some days and this would help me be more organized in our play!

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We like the Family Field Trips for 3 year olds. Were always on the go and this would be a neat idea to incorporate learning in our everyday life! thanks for the giveaway

Jennifer

I love the Positive Behavior Charts! Verrrrry useful.

Patti

I thought it was interesting that the 3 year old chart had math on it. But know that I think about it we are doing simple math with my son all the time!

Nikowa

Oh you can never have enough math curriculum!

the vocabulary word cards would be a huge help

Sara McClintock

The vocabulary word cards! We are bringing home our 3 year old daughter from China & this would be so awesome to help integrate the language!

sara_mcclintock@yahoo.com

Millicent C.

I love the word cards! I have a special needs son and that would be great for him! Thank you for the chance to win

Millicent C.

I am a follower

Barbara Baker

The vocabulary words is what I really am fond of

PLease count me in for your giveaway!!!!

Thanks, Barb

Sundi

I love the Learning Activity sheets for a 3-1/2 year old! Perfect for my daughter — they sound fun and educational!

I think the learning activites for 22 monthes would be most beneficial – great ideas with self help skills.

I think tracing the keys, cup, etc onto paper and then having my daughter match them up would be a great learning experience.

I would love to try out the positive behavior charts, I have a very strongwilled child, and maybe these would help.

My daughter loves math and I think the math activities would be great for her. I also think the vocabulary cards would be really good.

What a wonderful idea to give any child a head start.

My daughter would have fun with the nursery rhymes.

vocabulary word cards would be a great thing to use here!

I like the idea of categorizing things to eat.

I like the field trip cards. I guess I didn’t consider many of my errands mini fieldtrips but they can be!

Sara G

My husband and I have been recently searching for new learning ideas and activities to do with our twin girls. This is great! I love the physical activity of pushing an object across the room with a broomstick. This would be great to win! THANKS!

I am most excited by the weekly learning plans. With a baby so young, I never realized how simple, daily activities can help them learn and grow. It helps me feel more confident in how I am helping my baby! I also love the nursery rhymes for their bright color appeal and rhyming repetition that I know my child would love. Thank you for the chance to win!

This is a second entry to say that I am following you on Twitter (under aimeerb) Thank you for the additional chance! The ultimate package sounds amazing!

Jenny

I like the nature hunt idea. My daughter already collects rocks when we go for walks, and I think she’d love doing it and learn.

the_other_alice_(at)yahoo.com

learning activity plan for a 3 1/2 year old would be good for my grandson.

janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com

I follow you on Twitter.

My user name is janetfaye.

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Rebecca C

The calendar activity for my 36 month old.

Rebecca C

I am following you on Twitter.

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Rebecca C

I blogged about your giveaway: Here

This website has excellent learning tools for babies and children. I am very impressed by the animated vocabulary builder. My little one is 11 month old is very excited banging most keys when taken near my laptop. So, the computer based vocabulary learning tool is definitely a great interactive tool for little ones helping them to learn words.

Great giveaway. Thanks
Angelina Lucas

Frances

This is the first time I’ve heard of this and it looks great! I’d love to start from the very beginning with our new daughter. The nursery rhymes would definitely be helpful!

vocabulary word cards

The shopping mall field trip is pretty cool. We don’t go to the mall much, but it makes it seem more doable if we could use it as a positive learning experience as well. Thanks for the giveaway.

The vocabulary word cards look good

The vocab words would be great for my little one! Thanks for the great giveaway!

I previewed the Sample learning activity plan for a 12 month old and it looked great!! As a former teacher it looks just like what we were taught to do.

nateandjakesmom at gmail dot com

Language development

The toddler nursery rhymes and finger plays would be right up my son’s alley.

Marcy

I like the Physical Learning Development for 1 year olds. Kayden needs to work on his movement and this looks great!

Thank you for having this. My daughter will be starting preschool soon so I like the preschool activities. Especially the Around the House. THank you!
tatertot374@sbcglobal.net

month learning activity plan

What a wonderful idea to give any child a head start.

we need the vocabulary word cards

the vocabulary word cards would be great for my daughter

Jessica

I love pretty much everything on this website, but would have to choose the vocabulary word cards. Not only would they be beneficial for my son, but also my nephew who is currently struggling with vocab!

I’d love the vocabulary word cards for my daughter!

The Play2Learn preschool package would be great!

I love the Family Field Trip ideas. With a new baby on the way and the weather getting colder I need some inspiring ideas to get me and my toddler out of the house on some exciting, educational trips!

The 5 year old Weekly Project Plan would be perfect!

My granddaughter could benefit from the Math/measurement activities for a 3 yr old.

lorene

the vocab. word cards look great

I love the preschool learning activity set.Thank you for the chance.

Definitely vocabulary words! What a great giveaway!

The learning activity plans for my infant look amazing! I would love to add the gentle structure that these provide. Thanks!

Sweet

The Learning Activities for a 3-1/2 year old would be perfect for my daughter. They had some interesting ideas.

100

i like the vocabulary cards..

101

the positive behavior charts seem useful

102

I would love the vocabulary word cards for my daughter,

103

The weekly learning plan would be a good example, but almost ANY of these would contribute a much-needed “structure” and “context” to sitting down and getting focused!! Help!

104

My little Abby could really use the project plan for 12-24 mo.

105

Vocabulary cards would be great for the grand-daughter.

106

The recycling project looks so relevant and would be fantastic for my girls.

107

The Math activities would be great. My daughter needs a little more help in that area and know she would benefit from it

108

i like the Play2Learn Two year old – All inclusive package this would be a tremendous help

109

The math/measurement activity looks amazing. My grand daughter would enjoy using this great learning tool and its wonderful to make sure girls know math can be fun. I know I love math

110

I have kids in all of the age groups, so any of the plans would be beneficial. I especially like the vocabulary cards, because I believe that if a child is strong in reading, it is easier to do well in the other subjects as well.

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Frances Watson